This album reminds me so much of seventh grade, to the point where it’s an album I only return to because of its nostalgia factor. There are some great songs on this album (“Cherry” and “Love” to name ...

The Lattice Project’s main mission is to extend knowledge on ongoing social justice issues and how to get involved at a campus level. They facilitate social justice education such as lectures, ...

Jack Schlossberg visited the university on Oct. 18. Schlossberg is known for many things: his humor, his informative social media content, his looks and his love for mayo. Schlossberg sat down with ...

For two weekends HTAC put on a production of the hit Broadway musical, “Shrek The Musical.” Staff Reporter Daniel Tull gives his personal opinion on the college students' version of the show.

On Wednesday, Oct. 20, in the Trabant Theatre, the annual Voces de la Gente event was hosted by Student Diversity & Inclusion, the Office of Institutional Equity, Diversity and Inclusion, the ...

The Native American Student Alliance learns aspects of Native history that aren’t usually talked about in a historically correct manner ...

Each week, thousands of students participate in COVID-19 testing at sites on campus — and so far, more than 300 have tested positive.

Career Services Center introduced, Handshake, as a new platform for Blue Hen Careers over the summer to keep up with the evolving job market.

In light of the upcoming Tony Awards, the show-stopping ceremony celebrating Broadway’s legacy, here is a brief recap of the musicals and plays that came and went by NYC’s theater scene in this past ...

On Sept. 27, British actress Dame Margaret “Maggie” Smith, known for her roles in the Harry Potter films and Downton Abbey, died at the age of 89. With Smith’s death, university students reflect on ...

On Sept. 27, British actress Dame Margaret “Maggie” Smith, known for her roles in the Harry Potter films and Downton Abbey, died at the age of 89. With Smith’s death, university students reflect on ...

Jack Schlossberg visited the university on Oct. 18. Schlossberg is known for many things: his humor, his informative social media content, his looks and his love for mayo. Schlossberg sat down with ...