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In high supply: reminders that sports are as political as anything else. While sports carry the reputation of being an escape for some fans who state as much, the business of professional and college sports is politically involved. From the athletes to the owners, the political aspects of sports come into focus in an election season.
E-Edition | The Review
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News | The Review
Jack Schlossberg: What getting involved looks like (and mayonnaise) Jack Schlossberg visited the university on Oct. 18. Schlossberg is known for many things: his humor, his informative social media content, his looks and his love for mayo. Schlossberg sat down with The Review to speak on the impact of his work, the upcoming election and youth ...
Sports | The Review
The FCS-to-FBS transition in college football has a major flaw. A major aspect of the transition from the FCS to the FBS is the monetary aspect, but the playoff ineligibility along the way shouldn’t be overlooked. Delaware football and other programs aren’t able to get rewarded for their successful seasons while reclassifying.
Opinion | The Review
Opinion: Civil discourse is America’s only hope. This election season has exposed the depth of America's political polarization. To prevent the nation from fracturing further towards permanent division, Americans must learn to respectfully disagree through productive conversations. Learning the key practice of civil discourse is an essential ...
Local News | The Review
Upgraded I-95/SR-896 interchange to create safer, more efficient commutes to Newark. With new flyover ramps installed over I-95 this winter, Delaware Department of Transportation (DelDOT) is progressing on its Exit 1 interchange redesign project south of Newark. The $284 million project intends to create a safer, more efficient commute for the ...
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Our Staff | The Review
Renee De Bellis, Staff Reporter. Meghan Freeze, Staff Reporter. Kelly Hall, Staff Reporter. Zoe Hassett, Staff Reporter. Gia Joella, Staff Reporter. Cayla Mutchnick ...
Campus News | The Review
Jack Schlossberg: What getting involved looks like (and mayonnaise) Jack Schlossberg visited the university on Oct. 18. Schlossberg is known for many things: his humor, his informative social media content, his looks and his love for mayo. Schlossberg sat down with The Review to speak on the impact of his work, the upcoming election and youth ...
Op-Ed | The Review
Opinion: Kamala Harris’ appearance on “Call Her Daddy” may have won her extra votes. Vice President Kamala Harris made headway with her strategy to captivate new voters by appearing on the popular podcast “Call Her Daddy.”. Her presence in this episode was vital to winning the support of young women.