Events

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 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.

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

The Widener Center for Social Work Education is hosting a networking event on March 12th for students, faculty, alumni, and community partnership agencies, including those where students are currently enrolled in field placements.

To kick-off the Widener University 2020 Recital Series, join world-renowned musician John Vanore and his band, Abstract Truth. Event is free and open to the public. Space is limited—be sure to reserve your seats.

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

The High School Leadership Awards, in partnership with NBC10, recognizes the region’s high school students who embody Widener’s commitment to develop and inspire leaders who affect positive change. Awards are presented by Tracy Davidson of NBC10, Dr. Julie Wollman, and Dr. Hal Shorey. *This event is invite only.

This reading group open to all Widener faculty & staff is an open forum with the goal of improving understanding of cultures, identities, histories, and communities. We will discuss White Fragility: Why It's So Hard for White People to Talk About Racism by Robin Diangelo.