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Over a month after The Review published an investigative report detailing unsubstantiated claims of sexual harassment at Stuart Grant’s law firm, Grant, a trustee at the University of Delaware and major contributor to the Delaware First campaign, has yet to be reconfirmed as a trustee. The University of Delaware has declined to state whether they intend to name the proposed graduate college after Grant and his wife. Hosted and produced by Teddy Gelman. Guest: Jacob Orledge.

Our investigative team takes an in-depth look into exactly where the Delaware athletic budget is coming from. We discuss what their findings could mean for those who pay tuition and donate to the university. Hosted by Katie Nails. Produced by Teddy Gelman. Guests: Jacob Orledge and Brandon Holveck

Entering the upcoming Student Government Association (SGA) Elections, The Review sits down with the four SGA Presidential Candidates, including Nicholas Makos, Grace Peterson, Shane Dorsey and Kevin Peterson, to hear their campaign goals. The SGA elections are open until 11:59 PM on Thursday, April 19. Hosted by Katie Nails and Produced by Teddy Gelman and Dylan Phillips.

Months after Stuart Grant pledged $10 million to fund the new graduate college, Grant, a top Delaware attorney, is embroiled in a lawsuit (0:00-9:38). The club gymnastics team heads to Texas for Nationals, but 10 of it’s members will be staying home (9:51-21:34). Hosted by Katie Nails and Teddy Gelman. Produced by Teddy Gelman and Dylan Phillips. Guests: Caleb Owens and Hannah Trader.

On March 24, over a month after 17 people were killed at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School in Parkland, Florida, gun reform advocates congregated in Washington, D.C. for the March For Our Lives Rally. Mosaic reporter Grace McKenna, who attended the rally, describes her experience in Washington and reflects on how she and her younger siblings now talk about the nation’s gun issue. Hosted and produced by Teddy Gelman.

The university, the faculty senate and students discuss possible changes to the university’s discrimination policy, particularly with regards to how the university launches an investigation after an accusation of discrimination is made (0:00-11:59). The men’s basketball team heads to Charleston, SC to compete in the conference tournament (12:12-17:28). Hosted by Katie Nails and produced by Teddy Gelman.

News editor Caleb Owens discusses why Engineering, Business and Nursing students will soon be paying more for their degrees at the University of Delaware (0:42-13:55), and Student Affairs editor Quinn Ludwicki explains why the City of Newark looks to increase parking rates in downtown Newark (14:12-19:51). Hosted by Katie Nails and produced by Teddy Gelman.

A UD student joins us to talk about his experience celebrating with the Eagles at the Super Bowl parade in Philadelphia (0:00-4:15), we analyze the emergency protection systems at both the university and in the city of Newark (4:28-9:40), highlight an artist in residence who merges international politics with art (9:53-17:30), and provide an update in University of Delaware men’s and women’s basketball (17:43-21:24). Hosted by Katie Nails and produced by Teddy Gelman.

The Review sits down with Dr. Yasser Payne, Associate Professor of Sociology and Africana studies, to analyze racial diversity at the university of Delaware. We discuss how the GOP Tax Bill could affect Delaware Athletics, specifically with regard to the Delaware First Campaign. A new RSO, Stitches of Love, strives to knit blankets for homeless people in the city of Newark. Hosted by Katie Nails and produced by Teddy Gelman.

The Blue Hens football team loses its season finale and does not qualify for the FCS playoffs. The university searches for a new provost and the Review analyzes the search process. “Boobs and Bling”, a cancer education project, is hosted by a university alumna. Hosted by Katie Nails and produced by Teddy Gelman.

The university launches its largest ever philanthropy campaign, Delaware First, which aims to raise $750 million by June 2020. Priorities include renovating Delaware Stadium and increasing graduate student enrollment. UDress runs its annual Fall Fashion Event. Hosted by Katie Nails and produced by Teddy Gelman.

We break down the field hockey team’s fifth consecutive conference championship (1:00-6:00), analyze the changing commercial landscape of Newark’s Main Street (6:00-21:00), highlight the football team’s big win over Maine (22:00-29:00), profile Herman’s Meat Shop on Cleveland Avenue (30:00-37:00) and feature Joost Elling, founder of Joost Wafel Co., as this week’s Human of UD (38:00-48:00) Hosted by Assistant Mosaic Editor Katie Nails Produced by Managing Sports Editor Teddy Gelman

We discuss the university response to a lawsuit filed by former volleyball coaches Bonnie Kenny and Cindy Gregory (1:00-16:00), analyze issues with the class enrollment process for students (17:00-25:00) and recap a fine arts show at the university (26:00-32:00). Skylar Hoffman, a senior, self-proclaimed “psychic”, is featured as this week’s “Human of UD” (33:00-46:00). Hosted by Assistant Mosaic Editor Katie Nails Produced by Managing Sports Editor Teddy Gelman

We analyze the university response to an antisemetic poster on campus (2:00 – 16:00), highlight the football team’s upset win over Richmond (17:00 – 23:00), explore Delaware’s gun laws following the Las Vegas Shooting (24:00 – 32:00) and discuss the Poetry Slam event that took place in Perkins Student Center (33:00 – 38:00). Obi Maduku-Ugwa, a UD senior and the president of the multicultural greek congress, is featured on our Humans of UD segment (38:00 – 47:00). Hosted by Assistant Mosaic Editor Katie Nails Produced by Managing Sports Editor Teddy Gelman

We discuss the latest developments as the university discusses the creation of a multicultural center (2:00 – 18:00), analyze the Joe Biden/John Kasich event on campus (19:00 – 28:00), learn about the kNOw MORE organization on campus (29:00 – 36:00) and break down the week in Delaware Athletics (37:00 – 41:00). Andrew Collier, who works for Jimmy Johns, is featured on our Humans of UD segment (42:00 – 53:00). Hosted by Assistant Mosaic Editor Katie Nails Produced by Managing Sports Editor Teddy Gelman

We break down last week’s sit-in by university students protesting how the university has gone about creating a multicultural center, hear from SCPAB on their upcoming concert, discuss a big weekend for Delaware athletics and highlight the transition from Sakai to Canvas. Alex Yandziak, a sophomore international business student, is featured on our Humans of UD Segment. Hosted by Assistant Mosaic Editor Katie Nails Produced by Managing Sports Editor Teddy Gelman

We discuss a racially sensitive snapchat photo, hear from the SGA chief justice on a policy change and analyze the delayed opening of the newly renovated Hen Zone. Also, Grace McKenna speaks on Orange is the New Black star Dianne Guerrero, who visited campus last week. Julia DeCecco is featured on our Humans of UD segment. Hosted by Assistant Mosaic Editor Katie Nails Produced by Managing Sports Editor Teddy Gelman

Staff Reporter Tricia Harrington recounts her experience writing about those affected by the opioid epidemic and investigative editor Jacob Orledge analyzes the mass protests across the NFL this past Sunday and what it means moving forward. Steven Martineau is featured on our Humans of UD Segment, sharing his experiences of participating in the circus. Hosted by Assistant Mosaic Editor Katie Nails Produced by Managing Sports Editor Teddy Gelman

Managing Sports Editor Teddy Gelman and Senior Reporter Blair Sabol discuss the DACA protest Monday afternoon (Sept. 18), senior Nick Davis joins the show to talk about his frustrations with Lang Development Group, Assistant Mosaic Editor Madie Buiano gives the inside scoop on pure romance parties. Alaina Johansen is featured on our Humans of UD Segment. Hosted by Assistant Mosaic Editor Katie Nails Produced by Managing Sports Editor Teddy Gelman