University of Delaware

Sophie, a recent graduate from the University of Delaware, received a call telling her that she won the $302,000 vaccine sweepstakes being held by the state of Delaware. The 23-year-old is hoping that more young people will follow her lead and get the shot. NBC10’s Delaware Bureau reporter Tim Furlong has more.

Some current and former students are suing the University of Delaware and demanding a tuition refund, accusing the school of shortchanging them with online learning that wasn’t as good as in-person during the pandemic. NBC10’s Tim Furlong has the details.

NBC10’s Lucy Bustamante has details about changes at the University of Delaware and Penn State’s plans for upcoming semesters as colleges continue to deal with coronavirus’ impact on campuses.

The University of Delaware’s Spring semester is underway and the student population at one of the region’s largest universities is noticeably higher than it’s been in awhile amid the pandemic. NBC10’s Tim Furlong has the details.

Joe Biden is calling on his alma mater’s drumline to perform at his inauguration on Wednesday. NBC10’s Delaware Reporter Tim Furlong talks to students who are preparing for a once in a lifetime performance.

A Delaware dad who lost his son to suicide is now creating a 24-7 safe space for children dealing with mental health struggles. That space is the house where his son once lived. NBC10’s Tim Furlong has the story.

The University of Delaware is vowing to crack down after it experienced its largest single-day spike of COVID-19 infections Thursday, with 34 students testing positive.

An arsonist torched a Jewish center at the University of Delaware, investigators revealed Wednesday.

A fire at a Jewish center in Newark, Delaware, was ruled an arson. No one was hurt during the incident.

Does 2020 feel like a “big blur” to you? A new study from the University of Delaware takes a look at how the coronavirus pandemic has impacted our emotions and perception of time. NBC10’s Tim Furlong has the details.

The University of Delaware unveiled its plan to safely have students on campus this fall amid the coronavirus pandemic. NBC10’s Tim Furlong has the details.

Students at Villanova University and the University of Delaware will be in the classroom this fall, but with coronavirus-related measures in place.

The coronavirus pandemic and shutdowns have led to uncertainty for future college students and their parents. NBC10’s Tim Furlong has advice from guidance counselors and a look at how one college is planning for the fall.

As the new strain of deadly coronavirus – COVID-19 – continues to spread, universities in the Philadelphia region are taking steps to protect students both at home and abroad.

Temple University, the University of Pennsylvania and Villanova are among the Philadelphia area colleges and universities to move classes online in response to the new coronavirus. NBC10’s reporter Miguel Martinez-Valle speaks with students about the sudden change.

A professor at the University of Delaware is the first case of the new coronavirus in Delaware, officials said. NBC10’s Tim Furlong shows us how the school is handling it.

Temple University closed its study abroad program in Italy amid the coronavirus outbreak. The school now wants the students to get home as soon as possible. NBC10’s Steven Fisher speaks to two students.

University of Delaware President Dennis Assanis has told a legislative committee that a lack of qualified students is to blame for low in-state enrollment at the school.

The novel coronavirus outbreak that the World Health Organization has labeled a public health emergency is now impacting local universities, which are taking measures to inform and aid students and staff. The new strain of coronavirus has infected nearly 10,000 people and killed more than 200 across the globe. At least six cases have been confirmed in the United States,…

As the outbreak continues in China and with the sixth U.S. case confirmed in Chicago, Philadelphia is taking precautions against the coronavirus. NBC10’s Drew Smith speaks to local doctors about what they know about the coronavirus so far.