Events

Walk the red carpet at Admitted Student Day. Join us for a high-energy day, complete with tours, food, breakout sessions, and more, all focused on helping you preview your future at Widener.

Join associate professor Michael Toneff, PhD for our next President's Lecture Series on using fluorescent sensor to identify therapeutic targets in breast cancer.

Looking for something to do after the sun goes down? Reach for the stars and explore the galaxy with Widener's Observatory!

Join Admissions staff and faculty from the School of Business Administration to learn more about transferring into Widener for business. Register below and check your email the day of the event for the link to join us virtually.

This presentation explores the emotional and psychological effects of losing a loved one, the challenges of coping with health-related losses, the turmoil of broken relationships, and the financial hardships that often accompany significant life changes. Join us for a Zoom session where we'll discuss strategies to help clients navigate these difficult times.

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.

Join us for the annual spring concert featuring Widener's wind, jazz, and percussion ensembles!

Join the Physics & Astronomy club for a screening of "Solaris"

Join us for a concert from Widener's percussion ensembles!

Join associate professor Ria Mazumder, PhD for our next President's Lecture Series on transforming bioinstrumentation through collaborative project-based service-learning to meet today's and tomorrow's challenges.

Looking for something to do after the sun goes down? Reach for the stars and explore the galaxy with Widener's Observatory!

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

Looking for something to do after the sun goes down? Reach for the stars and explore the galaxy with Widener's Observatory!

Join us for an evening of stargazing with Professor Augensen who will lead a riveting discussion and presentation of the universe like you've never seen before at the Widener Observatory! Registration is required!

Join the Physics & Astronomy club for screenings of the classic TV series "Twilight Zone"

Widener will host a series of six commencement ceremonies under a tent on Memorial Field the week of May 13. See the full schedule here.

Looking for something to do after the sun goes down? Reach for the stars and explore the galaxy with Widener's Observatory!

Looking for something to do after the sun goes down? Reach for the stars and explore the galaxy with Widener's Observatory!

Widener’s Engineering Camp for High School Students invites students entering grades 9-12 to explore engineering through fun, hands-on activities led by our professors. The camp includes four half-days of engaging sessions and offers the option to stay in our residence halls for an immersive college experience.

This four-day Robotics Summer Camp is designed for high school students to explore robotics systems and develop their skills. Students of all levels, including those entering 9th grade, are welcome to join this hands-on experience.