Early impact
Graduate clinical psychology students focus on effects of children’s environment. Read More...
The next Melrose
Students do their best to embody Widener’s mascot in tryouts. Read More...
soccer for Success
Widener partners in after-school program that focuses on fitness and more. Read More...
Assistive technology
Master’s students learn, and educate, in growing field. Read More...
On their way
Widener’s undergraduate, graduate students receive degrees May 16-17. Read More...
Recent News
Wednesday, July 16, 2014Widener Alumna Hired as Director of Social Work Counseling Services
Widener Alumna Shanna Williams was recently named director of Social Work Counseling Services (SWCS) at Widener University. She received her bachelors of social work in 2006 and both her masters of social work and of human sexuality education in 2010.
- Tuesday, July 15, 2014
Widener Part of Partnership to use Innovative Theater to Help Spur Revitalization in Chester
The Pennsylvania Humanities Council (PHC) is partnering with Widener University, the city of Chester and Chester Arts Alive! to launch a model civic engagement project that uses innovative theater techniques to inspire problem solving and to help revitalize the city.
Monday, July 14, 2014Vote for Widener Soccer Coach Brent Jacquette as MLSWorks Community MVP
Widener men's soccer coach Brent Jacquette, who has been very active in the community with Soccer for Success, has been nominated in the MLS WORKS Community MVP Contest and your vote is needed.
Tuesday, July 1, 2014Shana Maier Releases New Book on the Experiences and Perceptions of Rape Investigators
Dr. Shana L. Maier, associate professor and director of the Master's in Criminal Justice Program at Widener University, has published "Rape, Victims and Investigations," (Routledge), which describes the experiences and perceptions of law enforcement officers who have responded to reported rapes.
Tuesday, June 24, 2014Sarah Roth Releases New Book Examining Gender and Race in Antebellum Popular Culture
Dr. Sarah Roth, associate professor and chair of history at Widener University, has published a book with Cambridge University Press that examines how white women played a critical role in shifting how African American men were perceived in the decades leading to the Civil War .
