The Control of Balance and Locomotion (CoBal) Lab at University of Delaware's STAR Campus uses a Virtual Reality Cave to study balance issues in people ranging from healthy older adults to people suffering from Parkinson’s Disease and concussions. UD intern contributor DJ McCauley takes us inside the VR Cave and we talk to a UD researcher working with it.

In recognition of Preservation Month in May, the Rehoboth Art League (RAL) presents “Preservation Matters” later this month.

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A number of school districts have held tax referendums this year, with varying results. Next up is the Christina School District, which puts its ask for more operating budget funding before voters April 30 th . It’s a crucial vote for the district, which is in the midst of working with the state to reorganize its Wilmington schools in an effort to improve student outcomes there Contributor Larry Nagengast delves into what the district is asking for - and what could happen if it fails.

Substitute teachers in Delaware have not received a statewide pay raise for almost twenty years. And schools are struggling to fill teacher vacancies. Delaware Public Media’s Sophia Schmidt takes a closer look at this issue.

The "A Matter of Facts" podcast ends its 10 episode run examining where to find trustworthy and reliable sources of news and information this month. In this final edition, host Nancy Karibjanian and Delaware Humanities Executive Director Michele Anstine consider what role the humanities, and specifically organizations like Delaware Humanities, play in helping people navigate misinformation and divides to become informed citizens.

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We’ve previously discussed what’s next for shopping malls and other retail centers across the First State. But there’s another highly competitive battle for consumer dollars – the one waged by grocery stores. Contributor Eileen Dallabrida takes a look at the lay of the land in that increasingly competitive market.

There’s no shortage of issues emanating from our nation’s capital that are of interest to Delawareans. And occasionally, The Green takes some like time to dicuss them with members of the First State’s Congressional delegation. Recently, Delaware Public Media's Tom Byrne sat down with the Delaware’s senior Senator Tom Carper to do just that, starting with what’s next for the Mueller Report as Congress awaits Attorney General Bill Barr to deliver some form of it to lawmakers.

The Delaware Contemporary hosts the 2019 Gretchen Hupfel Symposium next month in Wilmington.