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In June 2021, the Woodrum family of Newark, DE suffered a huge loss when Ed Woodrum was involved in a fatal cycling accident. In the wake of the tragedy, Ed's family, including wife Kim, and daughters Rebecca and Jessica set up a Go Fund Me account to receive memorial gifts.
Seven Delaware Tech students have each been awarded a $1,000 scholarship from atTAcK addiction.
JPMorgan Chase has awarded Delaware Tech a $285,000 grant to connect the College's Information Technology and Networking (ITN) students with career exposure, internship, and employment opportunities, and to develop its first 1+1 program with Howard High School.
Delaware Tech offers a variety of sports available to students at all campuses, and is proud of the student-athletes that represent the College. Athlete Spotlight includes academic performance, athletic performance, sportsmanship, and service in the community.
The steady rebuild of the Delaware Technical Community College men's basketball program was derailed when the 2020-2021 season was cancelled due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
Growing up, Sadie Shores loved playing volleyball. She started playing in 6th grade, and hasn't stopped since.
Gov. John C. Carney Jr. signed a bill on Oct. 12 that expanded the state’s existing SEED (Student Excellence Equals Degree) scholarship program to give Delawareans of all ages access to a free college degree or workforce training certification.
Delaware Technical Community College officially celebrated the completion of a 13,500-square-foot Automotive Center of Excellence (ACOE) on the College's Jack F. Owens Campus in Georgetown on Wednesday.
Delaware Tech’s Stanton and Wilmington campuses recently hosted a Hometown Heroes Virtual 5k Run/Walk September 16-30, 2021. There were 84 overall participants, including 28 spirit runners. A variety of community sponsorships also contributed.
Delaware Technical Community College’s Stanton and George Campuses are honoring Ms.
Brianna Kirwan is putting community college undergraduate research on the same level as doctoral and post-doctoral university research.
It turns out, going home was just what Juwan Mullen needed to do, and was meant to do.
Major General Francis (Frank) D.
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