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• 225 preschoolers moved to UD classrooms
  
• Delaware hockey team advances to semifinals
  
• Delaware hockey team opens tourney with win
  
• 'Life an open book test,' SongPro's Jones tells students
  
• More state funding cuts could cause tuition increases, UD President Roselle tells legislators
  
• On-campus Housing Fair draws more than 1,000 students
  
• Sigma Chi wins 'Significant Chapter' award
  
• UD provides classrooms for displaced preschoolers
  
• Australian solar energy pioneer to receive 2003 Karl Boer Solar Energy Medal of Merit
  
• Police investigate robbery of UD student Feb. 22
  
• UD awarded 'Have A Heart' blood drive award
  
• SongPro founder Jones to visit UD Feb. 26-27
  
• UD researchers report breakthrough in design of environmentally responsive materials
  
• 475 attend engineering job fair
  
• Student Housing Fair set Feb. 25
  
• Afghani women's rights activist recounts life under the Taliban
  
• Teaching awards nominations open until March 1
  
• Campus continues recovery from heavy snowfall
  
• Seidman to debate Bush tax cut Friday on WHYY-FM
  
• Newark Police investigate BB gun incident
  
• Career of artist John DePol meticulously detailed in his papers
  
• Campus recovers from massive snowfall
  
• Snow Watch: Closings and cancellations
  
• UD license plates available in four states
  
• Alumni scholarship and awards nominations due Feb. 24
  
• UD employee and her husband interviewed for tonight's 'Prime Time Live' Valentine's special
  
• John Talley named interim director of Delaware Geological Survey
  
• Nominations sought Redding Award recognizing campus diversity efforts
  
• Faculty Senate approves two academic majors
  
• Looking for summer camp for the kids?
  
• UD's Sylves to lead NSF forum on natural disasters Feb. 20
  
• UD Library acquires papers of illustrator John DePol
  
• University ID card required to print at IT computing sites
  
• UD awarded $9.7 million NIH COBRE grant
  
• State Geologist Robert R. Jordan retires
  
• UD recognizes newest grads
  
• 2002-03 UD Facts and Figures available online
  
• UD business students help low-income taxpayers get bigger returns
  
• NASA Memorial Service to be webcast Tuesday, Feb. 4
  
• Polar Bear Plunge raises more than $350,000 for Special Olympics Delaware
  
• Russian library managers visit UD and Newark libraries
  
• Clinton Tymes to head national small business development association
  
• UD legislative fellows assist Delaware General Assembly
  
• Alumni scholarship and awards nominations due by Feb. 24
  
• UD researchers on leading edge of molecular design
  
• Coalition helps anti-binge drinking message to stick with new magnets
  
• UD's Nancy Targett receives national honor
  
• Renovation of Mechanical Hall continues
  
• UD's Scott & Dulebohn take first place at Nationals
  
• $2.9 million NSF grant supports biotech graduate education at UD
  
• International scholars visit campus for Fulbright Institute
  
• 'Hardball College Tour' draws overflow crowd
  
• UD dance team takes second, mascot and cheerleaders place eighth, at nationals
  
• Chemical weapons expert proposes neutralization of aging arsenal
  
• UD's social studies education program earns high praise
  
• Students invited to test drive new 'UD&me' web service
  
• 'Bright Ideas' light up the campus scene
  
• Math faculty publish six new books
  
• Education profs named editors of influential journals
  
• Campus construction update, Dec. 17, 2002
  
• Prof. Nowak named Cottrell Scholar
  
• Historical society again honors UD for 'outstanding community service'
  
• Two new webcam views of The Green go online
  
• UD alumni dominate Teacher of the Year selections
  
• Historian Peter Kolchin honored with 2002 Francis Alison Award
  
• Welfare Foundation donates farmland to UD
  
• Trustees hold fall meeting
  
• UDTV2 goes online
  
• UD announces mid-year tuition increase
  
• UD Study Abroad program ranks sixth nationally
  
• Poster available of 9/11 candlelight commemoration
  
• University academic calendar for 2003-2004
  
• 2002 grads take to UD plates
  
• Mark your calendars!
  
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