Events

A reading and Q&A with Rebecca Spiegel, author of Without Her (Milkweed Editions, 2024). Without Her explores the many facets of grief after a sibling's suicide and what it means to endure.

The annual Day of Gratitude: Roar with Thanks invites students to write and submit notes of gratitude to Widener donors thanking them for the impact that their generosity has on the student experience.

Join professor of psychology Lori Simons PhD for our next President's Lecture Series on assessing high impact practices on student learning and the lessons learned from closing the loop.

The Career Design and Development office is holding its Mock Madness week! Students can have mock interviews with professionals from top companies, alumni, and Widener staff and faculty, and gain insight into what employers are looking for.

Need help with the APA Citation style? The librarians at the Wolfgram library are here to help answer any questions!

Students and parents are invited to learn more about our Pre-Health Care pathways in Occupational Therapy. Guests will have the opportunity to meet the program director and hear from current graduate OT students.

Interested in building out your LinkedIn? Join our zoom session to gain information on how to make LinkedIn a helpful tool for you.

Join Rep. Mary Gay Scanlon and President Stacey Robinson for a fireside chat discussing women's history month! A reception will follow. All are welcome to this event.

Join Professors Fran Weaver, Jenn Pollitt, and Tushabe Tushabe for an insightful conversation about the gender binary and its constrictions.

Do you adjust your approach to reading when reading from a screen? Amanda Sholtis, Assistant Professor at Widener Commonwealth, will explore why it may be challenging to read materials when they are in a digital format.

Do you adjust your approach to reading when reading from a screen? Amanda Sholtis, Assistant Professor at Widener Commonwealth, will explore why it may be challenging to read materials when they are in a digital format.

Join us for a workshop kicking off AI Day! At this workshop, you'll hear from education leader Samuel Mormando about the latest developments in AI and how you can take advantage of them.

Ahead of AI Day, join us for a magic show with Trigg Watson for a unique magic experience. Trigg perfers his iPad to a deck of cards and has entertained audiences from London to Las Vegas, won international awards, and appeared on every major American magic TV show.

Join us for an inspiring day of events where faculty, students, alumni, and thought leaders come together to discuss, discover, and demonstrate the transformative power of AI in education, work, and beyond. Don't miss this opportunity to engage with AI. Let's explore the possibilities of AI together!

Join the Physics & Astronomy Club for a screening of "Contact"

Join us for the Widener Recital Series featuring John Vanore and Abstract Truth in the Kapelski Recital Hall.

Honors Week is a university-wide celebration of academic excellence. Events include student presentations, a faculty music recital, honor society inductions, and more.

Join us for a lecture by Darnella Davis, Ed.D., on the legacy of racial mixing based on her memoir "Untangling a Red, White, and Black Heritage."

Join us for an out-of-this-world event! Enjoy the wonders of the evening sky with your friends and family at Widener's Observatory! Registration in advance is required!

Need help with the Chicago Manual of Style? Librarian Jill Borin will guide you through this new edition and answer your questions!