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“Court” is back in session on the Delaware campus.<br><br>Officials with the School of Law recently christened new tennis and basketball courts after a ribbon cutting and informal celebration.<br><br>“Congratulations everyone. It’s really beautiful,” Law Dean <a href="/Academics/Faculty/ProfilesDe/AmmonsLinda.aspx">Linda L. Ammons</a> said, after trading the first tennis volleys on the new court with first-year law student Jason Rojas. She then shot a few hoops with Professor <a href="/Academics/Faculty/ProfilesDe/MayJamesR.aspx">James R. May</a> on the basketball court. <br><br>Both courts add a striking shot of blue and green color to their new home. <br><br>The old courts had occupied valuable space in the middle of a central campus parking lot. Their aged surfaces were removed over the summer to make room for more vehicles.<br><br>Campus officials constructed new courts in a corner of a rear campus parking lot, which is often used for overflow parking. With the dust now settled, the new configuration has generated 70 additional parking spaces – all in the centralized parking area.<br><br>Ribbon-cutting onlookers took to the basketball courts after the dean took her first shots. Students and members of the campus maintenance staff enjoyed trying out the new space.<br><br>“It felt pretty good,” Rojas said.<br><br>The courts officially opened Tuesday, Oct. 25. Athletic shoes are required for those who use the new surfaces and they are open to all Widener law students, faculty and staff.