Stories from the Pride
From Campus to the Campaign Trail
Numerous Widener students and alumni have carved out successful careers in government and politics, working both behind the scenes and in elected positions.
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A Patient-Centered Approach to Cancer Care
A Widener student-faculty research team is investigating alternative drugs for cancer immunotherapy treatments that are both physically and financially easier for patients to withstand.
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Creating a National Model for Research
Associate Professor Janice Krumm and the Delaware Museum of Natural History secured a one-year grant for approximately $75,000 from the National Science Foundation to create a national network to support research courses that connect students with digitized natural history collections.
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Recent News
From Student-Athlete to Alumni-Coach
Nearly all of the current club team coaches are Widener graduates and former players themselves, drawn back to the university and their teams as a way to give back and stay involved.
Widener Alumnus Dives into the Shark Tank
Widener alumnus Markevis Gideon and his business partners appeared on the popular ABC show Shark Tank to pitch investment in their fast repair technology company.
Professor Secures Nearly $1M to Innovate Orthopedic Care
The National Science Foundation awarded Professor Dawn Gulick $748,000 to continue developing an innovative orthopedic device aimed at improving joint mobility through quantitative assessment.
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A Setting That Inspires
Whether you're studying on the quad or exploring cultural treasures in nearby Philadelphia, you'll discover a vibrant second home at Widener.
On the Inside Track
Clinical Experiences
Clinical rotations taught Kaylee how to interact with patients and handle real-world scenarios.
Hub of Healthcare
Our proximity to Philadelphia provided Kaylee with access to world-class medical facilities.
On the Field
Our flexible nursing program meant Kaylee could pursue nursing and play lacrosse.
Career Plan
Pediatric Nurse
At His Fingertips
In the finance lab, DeShawn managed an investment fund using the same technology found on Wall Street.
Leadership Development
Student Government Association representative and president of Black Men United, DeShawn was a campus leader.
One-on-One Relationships
Deshawn developed relationships with industry-connected professors and received valuable professional advice.
Career Plan
Financial Analyst
Small Campus, Big Opportunities
Small classes allowed for one-on-one interactions with professors, helping Luis develop an interest in neuroscience.
Home Away from Home
An international student, Luis was far from home, but he found a welcoming community.
Fast Track to Success
Through the 4+1 engineering program, Luis earned his degrees in less time, jumpstarting his career.
Career Plan
Technology Mentor Promoting STEM Fields
Camera Ready
Multiple internships prepared Danielle for a job with the Philadelphia Eagles.
Industry Standard
In Widener’s state-of-the-art broadcasting studio, Danielle gained experience with industry-standard equipment.
Faculty Connections
Her professor's strong industry connections opened the door for Danielle.
Career Plan
Broadcaster
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