
News and Events
News & Events
The College of Arts and Sciences at the University of Delaware is a hub of intellectual and creative activity, constantly abuzz with news and upcoming events. This page is your gateway to staying informed about the latest developments, from groundbreaking research to captivating performances. Whether you're interested in thought-provoking lectures, vibrant art exhibitions, or insightful news articles, we have it all.
Join us in exploring the diverse and dynamic world of arts and sciences at the University of Delaware.
Special Events
Colors of Old College
Old College comes to life
A new exhibition celebrates the oldest building on UD’s campus
A new exhibition traces the history of UD’s oldest building, from its Greek temple-inspired architecture to stories of shenanigans by early Blue Hen residents. “This building is a physical representation of our collective history,” said University architect Peter Krawchyk.
A collaboration of 65 Blue Hens from 10 departments have worked for four years to bring the exhibition to life.
Visitors are invited to learn about this rich history and cultural legacy of Old College through spring semester.

Upcoming Events
Latest News
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Finding their happy place
February 19, 2025 | Written by Hilary DouwesStudy abroad trip to Portugal teaches lessons in wellness and culture -
Helping hands, from around the world
February 18, 2025 | Written by Eric RuthUD’s revamped Grad LEAP program connects students with industry mentors -
Piecing together presidential history
February 17, 2025 | Written by Megan M.F. EverhartUD alumnus is recreating a suit worn by America’s first president -
Stellar recognition for UD’s Matthaeus
February 12, 2025 | Written by Beth MillerSpace physicist wins Francis Alison Award, highest faculty honor -
The Super Bowl Halftime Show Was Tailor Made to Trigger MAGA - The New Abnormal
February 11, 2025 | Hosted by Andy Levy and Danielle MoodieOn an episode of the podcast The New Abnormal, Dannagal Young, professor and director of the Center for Political Communication, talked with show host Andy Levy about the exploitability of common sense, and how populist leaders weaponize it to their benefit.
William Matthaeus, internationally renowned space physicist, received UD's highest faculty honor for his research, and his mentorship of students and colleagues.
YouTube Video Link for Francis Alison Award 20 2video: youtube.com/watch?v=KLErz3sEYTY