Delaware State University

Overview

Delaware State University (DSU) is a historically black land-grant research university located in Dover, Delaware. Founded in 1891, it was established to provide higher education for Black students and has evolved significantly over the years. DSU offers a range of academic programs through its four colleges, including certificates, bachelor's, master's, and doctoral degrees across various fields. The university serves approximately 5,826 students, with a predominantly Black student body.

The main campus in Dover is complemented by satellite locations in Wilmington and Georgetown, enhancing access to education. DSU is classified as an "R2: Doctoral Universities – High research activity" institution and is committed to education, research, and public service. Its motto, "Enter to Learn, Go Forth and Serve," reflects its mission to empower students and contribute to the community.

Basic Information

Contact Details

• Phone: +1 302-857-6290
• Website: desu.edu
• LinkedIn: linkedin.com/school/delaware-state-university

Key Focus Areas & Initiatives

• Historically black land-grant university committed to education, research, and public service
• Wide range of undergraduate and graduate programs across multiple colleges
• Increasing access to higher education through main and satellite campuses
• Empowering a diverse student body to serve and lead their communities
• High research activity institution (R2 designation)

Technologies Used

• Adobe Media Optimizer
• Apache
• Cedexis Radar
• DocuSign
• Drupal
• Eventbrite
• Google AdSense
• Google AdWords Conversion
• Google Analytics
• Google Custom Search
• Google Play
• Google Tag Manager
• Microsoft Office 365
• Mobile Friendly
• Outlook
• Rackspace MailGun
• Remote
• Vimeo
• Webex
• YouTube
• reCAPTCHA

Affiliated Organizations & Regional Branches

• Wesley College, Delaware