Social conflicts are evident everywhere in the world. Racism and sexism are spoken about and debated very often in political and personal arguments. However, ageism is a prominent issue that is not heard...

On January 16, 2015, research posters of all shapes and sizes were strewn around the South Building Common Area for the annual DMAE History Fair. Students dressed up, bustled about, and were eager to talk...

For one weekend at the University of Delaware, 30 Model U.N. members ceased to be high school students and became honorable delegates tasked with tackling the world’s most pressing matters. Dubbed “HenMUN,”...

One of the newest clubs at DMAE for 2014-2015 is the Justice League Club. The club is dedicated to discussing the philosophical, ethical and judicial dilemmas in different superhero movies. “I really...

Help from a friend is often the best kind of help, and with teachers giving harder projects and tests in Quarters 3 and 4, DMAE students are feeling stress and need friendly help from people they can trust....

Freshman in the Law and Public Safety (LPS) Academy presented their own bills to fellow students, teachers and even New Jersey government officials during the morning of May 21, 2015, in the very first...

On March 5, 2015, students in the Common Area found themselves surrounded by a sea of tri-folds accompanied by excited DMAE freshmen and sophomores who were enthusiastically talking in scientific jargon....

Angus Fung was one of the 30 seniors from the Anatomy and Physiology class who attended a field trip on Friday, April 24, 2015. He saw guts, brains, reproductive organs, fetuses, and other grotesque body...