Newark and UD

Biological Sciences

Newark & UD

Small-Town Charm: Newark offers a small-town feel with the amenities of a larger city. It has a vibrant Main Street with shops, restaurants, and cultural events.
Natural Beauty: The area is surrounded by parks, nature reserves, and hiking trails, such as White Clay Creek State Park, offering plenty of outdoor recreational activities.
Proximity to Major Cities: Newark is conveniently located near major cities like Philadelphia, Baltimore, and Washington, D.C., providing access to additional cultural, educational, and employment opportunities without the high cost of living.

Affordable Living: Compared to nearby metropolitan areas, Newark offers a more affordable cost of living, including housing, utilities, and everyday expenses.

Community Events: Newark hosts numerous community events, festivals, and farmers markets that create a strong sense of community and provide opportunities for socializing and entertainment. See Newark Parks and Rec.
Safety: Newark is generally considered a safe place to live, with lower crime rates compared to many larger cities.

Public Transportation: Newark is served by public transportation, including buses and trains, making it easy to commute to nearby cities for work or leisure. Philadelphia area Regional rail and Amtrak run through both Newark and nearby Wilmington. See schedule and information for Regional Rail at and Amtrak.
Highways and Airports: The city has convenient access to major highways and is close to several airports, facilitating travel both regionally and internationally.