Events

Promoting Civic-Engagement in Biomedical Engineering Students by: Ria Mazumder, PhD Assistant Teaching Professor, School of Engineering and Anita Singh, PhD Associate Professor, School of Engineering...

Explore the galaxy- both near and far! Join Professor Augensen at Widener's Observatory! Registration is required to attend!

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

Widener University is committed to using high-impact educational practices to create robust and meaningful learning experiences for our students. This annual event showcases the student achievements in these practices, such as service learning activities, research with faculty, internships, study abroad, and senior projects.

Speak with the Graduate Program Director and an Admissions Representative for an interactive discussion about concentration areas, lab spaces, admissions requirements, financial aid, and learn how you can start your Master of Science in Engineering degree this spring!

Join us for a day of activities designed for students who plan to study in the sciences and see why Widener may be the best choice for you.

Join us for this in-person event to learn more about the transfer Engineering program at Widener. Meet faculty members, current students and staff. Financial aid and scholarships will also be discussed.

Get to know the fields of engineering and computer science at our mini-camp for high school girls! Open to: High school girls! Registration: Required Cost: Free Register Here REGISTRATION CLOSES...

Rape Victim Advocates’ Perceptions of The #MeToo Movement: Opportunities and Challenges By: Shana L. Maier, PhD Professor, College of Arts and Sciences Register Here

Join current students for this interactive talk show experience. Channel your favorite late night talk show host as you ask questions to our faculty and alumni while munching on snacks and socializing. Register for this opportunity to get to know us better!

Join Program Director Dr. Margo Campbell and Assistant Director of Admissions and Enrollment Kat LeConey to learn more about our part-time PhD in Social Work program.

Calling all K-12 teachers! The Widener Observatory wants to treat you to a night among the stars! You spend all day helping students reach for the stars! Now, treat yourself and your family to an unforgettable experience!

Presented by Dr. Karie McGuire Widener's online practices in trauma recovery certificate program is designed for adult learners who primarily work in social work settings with individuals or...

Presented by Dr. Celeste Johnson Widener's online practices in trauma recovery certificate program is designed for adult learners who primarily work in social work settings with individuals or...

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

A Teaching Journey by: Andrea E. Martin, PhD Associate Professor, College of Arts and Science Register Here

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

Join us virtually to learn about our unique human sexuality studies programs. Center for Human Sexuality Studies faculty and graduate studies staff will be on hand to answer questions.

Transfer students are invited to learn about our traditional BSN program: the pathways, admissions process, curriculum, resources, and more.

Admitted Nursing students will get the opportunity to hear the amazing work that is happening to advance the science of nursing from our undergraduates and faculty. You will also be paired with a junior nursing student during the event to ask questions about Widener.