Do yourself a favor and read every word of this story by the wonderfully-talented Sally Jenkins, then share it with anyone you know (and people you don't). The tennis aspect almost doesn’t matter. @sallyjenkinswa1
Today we celebrate and observe Juneteenth (Freedom Day), which commemorates the end of slavery in the United States and is our opportunity to celebrate Black freedom, reflect on the past, and look toward the future.
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To promote peace and defend the United States, @StateDept sponsors the Critical Language Scholarship Program. @udcas grad Kiara Cronin started learning Swahili, one of 14 languages in the program.
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Majoring in international relations, Chinese studies, and Asian studies with a minor in history, UD senior Megan Fuglestad has held four internships with @StateDept and hopes to gain a position there after graduation.
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Math fans are rejoicing because today, March 14 or 3/14, is Pi Day! In celebration of the most famous mathematical constant, UD professor Sebastian Cioaba helps explain what is so interesting about pi.
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On Monday, March 13, at 11 a.m. on @CBS, UD nursing student Lily Ramos will compete on @PriceIsRight. Good luck to Lily from all the Blue Hens.
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Spring is in the air, and wedding planners are in high gear. Erin Proud, @UDLernerCollege alumna and wedding planner extraordinaire, shares her tips for hosting an affair to remember.
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Nearly 270,000 people in the United States are diagnosed with breast cancer each year, according to @SusanGKomen. @UDengineering’s April Kloxin and her research team are searching for answers.
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A new partnership with @ResearchMatch gives #UDel researchers and volunteers a convenient, trustworthy way to connect with a national network of health-related studies.
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