Events

There's more to the night sky than meets the eye! The Widener Observatory is the perfect spot to enjoy the celestial beauty of the atmosphere in an up-close and personal way.

Stop by the library for a moment of calm during mid-terms.

Need to learn about the updates to APA Citation style? The librarians at Wolfgram Library are here to help!

Sadie DuPuis is an author and musician. She will read from her collection of poetry from her book, Mouthguard. An accomplished guitar player and lead singer of a band called Speedy Ortiz, she released an album called, “Slugger” under the name of Sad13 in 2016.

In celebration of Black History, the Multicultural Student Affairs Office and the Office of Student Engagement present Dinner & Dialogue with Black History Makers at Widener. Join us for a dinner with Dr. Richard Cooper at OB's Jamaican Restaurant.

Join the Chemistry Club in celebrating the 50th Anniversary of Earth Day with pizza and refreshments at 6 pm and an interactive webinar at 6:45 pm. There will also be raffles, games, trivia and more! Open to all!

Join translator and queer ally Dr. Stephanie Schechner for a celebration of the life and works of Mireille Best (1943–2005), a working-class French lesbian author whose brilliant contributions to LGBTQ+ fiction are yet to be fully appreciated. Books will be available for purchase.

Join Tourism and Hospitality Management for a student-run restaurant, put on by the Intro to Food and Service Management class!

In celebration of Black History, the Multicultural Student Affairs Office and the Office of Student Engagement present Dinner & Dialogue with Black History Makers at Widener. Join us for a dinner with Dr. Marina Barnett at Vittle's Food Court.

Social work faculty will be available on a drop-in basis to review student resumes. This event is designed to help prepare students for the Career Fair on March 13, but all social work students may attend.

In celebration of Black History, the Multicultural Student Affairs Office and the Office of Student Engagement present Dinner & Dialogue with Black History Makers at Widener. Join us for dinner with Dean Carlyle Lawrence in University Center Room A.

Join the Student Government Association of Widener University for our monthly Town Hall Meeting to discuss important campus initiatives and projects. Our undergraduate students will have a chance to express their interests, concerns, and ask questions directly to SGA leadership and University Administration. All are welcome and encouraged to attend!

Join us for a one-day, two-part academic exam. Students learn to work cooperatively as group members during the competition.

There's more to the night sky than meets the eye! The Widener Observatory is the perfect spot to enjoy the celestial beauty of the atmosphere in an up-close and personal way.

Join us for an interactive interviewing and salary negotiation workshop. Practice interviewing techniques as a group and learn salary negotiation tips.

Join the WU Crew: Join us during our online chats at 7:00 p.m. EST. Current students will be able to answer questions on student life, campus activities, academics, and more. Ask questions or just listen in, using your computer or mobile phone.

Join us for a Graduate Studies Open House to learn about our nationally recognized and highly ranked graduate programs.

Join Tourism and Hospitality Management for a student-run restaurant, put on by the Intro to Food and Service Management class!

Join the Widener Center for Social Work Field Education for the NASW President-Elect, Mitt Joyner. CEU Event is free for field instructors and students.

Join us for this hands-on cover letter workshop. Bring your existing cover letter or start from scratch. You will leave this workshop with a draft or final version of a cover letter.