News & Events
Approximately 100 educators from across Delaware gathered at the CEEE for a day of expert speakers and workshops with direct application to their work in Delaware classrooms.
Madison Compare, Class of 2021, has spent her summer in Washington, D.C. as a game night staff and global partnerships intern at Monumental Sports and Entertainment.
UD graduate and retired senior vice president of sales and marketing with Verizon Communications Mary Ellen Payne has been awarded the inaugural Women’s Leadership Initiative Catalyst Award.
According to research from the University of Delaware’s Michal Herzenstein, the words you use can help predict whether or not you’ll default on a loan.
Research from UD’s Robert Kent suggests that DVR is changing the landscape of television advertising. Delayed viewing means that advertisers need to consider what types of ads to use based on a TV program’s genre.
Thanks to donations from alumni, the Lerner College has established the Lerner Tax Clinic, providing students with real-world tax experience while offering free tax services to the community.
Research from a UD professor and graduate students shows that hotels increase prices for longer stays, and looks at the implications of the gap between this pricing and customer expectations.
UD has announced a new four-year doctoral program in hospitality business analytics that will help prepare students to lead the hospitality industry using the latest data analytics technology.
Research co-authored by UD management Professors John Sawyer and Dustin Sleesman considers how counter-offers, and even the potential for a counter-offer, can impact power in negotiations.
This spring, students in third through fifth grades from across Delaware gathered over four days to compete in the 32nd Annual Delaware Meaningful Economics Competition sponsored by the CEEE.
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