Vice President donates senate papers at UD ceremony
Vice President Joe Biden donates his senate papers to the University of Delaware in a Constitution Day ceremony at the school.
The papers will now be a part of the UD Library’s Special Collections Unit. That collection holds over 200 years worth of political papers.
While at UD, the Vice President will mark Constitution Day by delivering the James R. Soles Lecture on the Constitution and Citizenship. The annual lecture series is named in honor of late Alumni Distinguished Professor Emeritus Jim Soles.
Tickets were given out Monday for the Mitchell Hall event, which were gone quickly.
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