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.
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Special Events
Call for Proposals
Undergraduate Research Conference “The Pursuit of Health and Well-Being”
The Regional Undergraduate Research Conference consortium invites submissions of proposals to its 11th Annual interdisciplinary conference to be held on the Dover campus of Delaware State University. The theme of this year’s conference, “The Pursuit of Health and Well-being,” allows presenters to consider the multiple ways that physical health, mental health, or overall well-being factor into all research interests: social, psychological, physical, environmental, spiritual, political, artistic, and cultural.
Upcoming Events
Latest News
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New leadership for UD College of Arts and Sciences
December 20, 2024 | Written by UDaily staffCaleb Everett named dean after national search -
Caregiving takes a toll
December 12, 2024 | Written by Karen B. RobertsMeasurements show increased cortisol levels in partners of breast cancer patients -
Examining Ethics
December 11, 2024 | Written by CAS Communication StaffStudents in UD’s new Ethics Certificate program learn about the foundations of ethics, applied ethics, and social and political philosophy. -
Improving access to mental health care
December 10, 2024 | Written by Christopher A. VitoWith its new graduate program, UD will prepare students to address a national shortage of available clinical psychologists -
UD continues to produce influential leaders
December 09, 2024 | Written by Jamie WashingtonTIME ranks UD among nation’s ‘Best Colleges for Future Leaders’