Some of my colleagues and even my own students are surprised when I say that I learn from my students every day. I was told when I first thought about being a professor that high school and elementary school teachers teach a subject to students, and college professors teach the subject and are not … [Read more…]
A resolution was moved in the United Nations on November 11 against Israeli occupation in Palestine and Syria has been favored by 145 countries among them Colombia, France, India, and Japan. 18 countries abstained, and only 7 countries voted against it, among them are Israel, the United States, and Canada The resolution was accepted two days … [Read more…]
The Egyptian Parliament approved amends to the crimes of sexual harassment blackmailing, and bullying to have stricter penalties, which were drafted by the National Council for Women All kinds of verbal, physical, online, or visual harassment are penalized with a 200, 000 Egyptian pound fine and up to four years in prison. The punishment increases … [Read more…]
About a hundred USAID employees signed a five-page memo, organized by a junior diplomat which was transmitted to the State Department policy office on November 3rd. The memo opens by acknowledging the recent Hamas attack on Israelis on October 7 but proceeds to draw a line between this attack and the Israeli response that killed … [Read more…]
BY TABITHA REEVESCo-Managing News Editor Trigger warning: Mentions of sexual assault, violence Along one wall of an otherwise unassuming classroom in Munroe Hall are thousands of off-white and orange tags, each containing the name, age, cause of death and location found of undocumented migrants attempting to cross the Mexico border into the United States. Georgina … [Read more…]
BY JAMES KELLY Staff Reporter TABITHA REEVESCo-Managing News Editor Lauren Schechter is one of many students who takes an Amtrak passenger train to commute home over breaks. Since rail stations are at their busiest near the holidays, Schechter’s primary concern was ticket cost and accessibility, especially given that students are often on a tight budget. … [Read more…]
La gestione delle commesse nei cantieri è diventata una delle sfide più complesse per le imprese edili. Chi lavora nel settore lo sa: coordinare più cantieri, verificare le ore di ogni squadra, controllare i materiali in entrata e in uscita e monitorare i costi in tempo reale può trasformarsi rapidamente in un rompicapo. Senza strumenti … [Read more…]
BY JORDAN ROSALESPhotographer Photographer Jordan Rosales captures Delaware’s win over Air Force. Jordan Rosales/THE REVIEW Jordan Rosales/THE REVIEW Jordan Rosales/THE REVIEW Jordan Rosales/THE REVIEW Jordan Rosales/THE REVIEW Jordan Rosales/THE REVIEW Jordan Rosales/THE REVIEW Jordan Rosales/THE REVIEW Jordan Rosales/THE REVIEW Photo Gallery: Men’s Basketball win over Air Force was first posted on November 12, 2023 at … [Read more…]
BY LARISSA VERONICA HEATHERManaging Visuals and Layout Editor Photographer Larissa Veronica Heather captures the electrifying moments of triumph as the Blue Hens dominate the field with an impressive 45-7 victory over Campbell University. Larissa Veronica Heather/THE REVIEW Larissa Veronica Heather/THE REVIEW Larissa Veronica Heather/THE REVIEW Larissa Veronica Heather/THE REVIEW Larissa Veronica Heather/THE REVIEW Larissa Veronica … [Read more…]
During a televised interview on BBC, Emmanuel Macron shocked viewers by making an unexpected statement, “I call for a ceasefire.” This comes after more than a month of news headlines and videos showing Macron in full support of Israel, its ethnic cleansing, and genocide. Just two weeks ago, Macron was seen arriving … [Read more…]