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I had a fantastic UD experience. My time in and out the classroom helped shape my life, and it gave me a solid base of business fundamentals.
Toastmasters International started more than 100 years ago to help members improve their public speaking
All Blue Hens are invited and encouraged to participate in the new Women’s Leadership Initiative at the University of Delaware’s Alfred Lerner College of Business and Economics.
Two alumnae of the University of Delaware’s doctorate in economic education program, first-ever graduate Erin Yetter and most recent graduate Amanda Jennings, received awards at the recent 56th annual Financial Literacy & Economic Education Conference in Brooklyn, N.Y.
UD alumni Robert and Kathleen Siegfried donate to help students and programs.
Just two short months ago, 20 young women departed Newark for their homes in Cote d’Ivoire, Kenya, Liberia, Sierra Leone and Zambia
The former chief financial officer of HealthSouth Corporation, Weston Smith, visited the University of Delaware in October to give a lecture on the lessons he learned from his experiences with the company and the events that landed him in federal prison for fraud.
While you’re out there living your life, cybercriminals are at work trying to get something that isn’t theirs – all day, every night, on weekends and holidays, 24/7.
Gift from UD alumna Donna Fontana to impact more than 700 teachers and 80,000 students in Delaware.
This year, the Alfred Lerner College of Business and Economics celebrates this centennial and looks back at how these first four business classes created opportunities for business education in the region
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