For the latest updates and announcements, please visit the Coronavirus Information webpage. TLT has created helpful resource spaces to support faculty, staff, and students as university-wide business and academic operations continue remotely.
Widener’s Gender, Women & Sexuality Studies program and the Wolfgram Memorial Library's Sexuality Archives secured $10,000 from the Council of Independent Colleges to fund undergraduate research.
Zora Wolfe, an associate professor in Widener’s Center for Education, shares ways for parents, students, and educators to smoothly transition to online learning.
President Julie E. Wollman thanks the Widener community for stepping up to meet the challenges of the Coronavirus.
The Graduate Student Research Symposium is a celebration of graduate student research work in University Center. Participants encompass students from five of the School of Human Service Professions graduate disciplines as well as the School of Nursing.
"Pride Personified" is a celebration of the people who make the Widener community outstanding. Employees are invited to nominate their colleagues who exceed the highest expectations, and whose standards of excellence make the Widener community an even better place.
Do you have a colleague who exceeds the highest expectations? Someone whose standard of excellence makes our Widener community an even better place?
The Wolfgram Memorial Library is open to Widener students, faculty and staff and is the home of all of your resource needs.
Widener offers a variety of dining and meal plan options to fit into a variety of lifestyles.
We offer numerous recreational opportunities and team activities to help you live healthy and stay active.
Widener offers an easy way for faculty and staff to reserve a room for a variety of purposes.
We're home to an elaborate network of campus and community resources.
The Widener Bookstore has everything from apparel to show off your pride to supplies to further your education.
The Widener University academic calendar shows key academic dates for all undergraduate, graduate, and adult and professional studies students.
Our departments and offices offer help and support to all students in order to achieve success in their fields.
Our faculty understand that academic success is key and are always open to outreach from all students.
Our wide variety of programs offer something for both graduate and undergraduate students to achieve success in their field of interest.
Our catalogs offer both graduate and undergraduate students important information about programs, curricula, and courses.
Help keep our campus safe by reporting issues or concerns that may affect the well-being of a student or campus community member such as engaging in distressed or disruptive behaviors, sexual misconduct, or hazing.
Our teams are equipped to respond to your concerns with helpful support, respect, and compassion.
If you need assistance finding what you are looking for or would like to report an error, please contact webredesign@widener.edu.
For issues with your internet, email, or computer network set-up, please contact the ITS helpdesk.
