The Review Rundown

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.