This article profiles two-time Widener graduate and former Pride baseball player Jason Vosheski ' 97 '08. Vosheski was diagnosed with multiple sclerosis five years ago and continues to serve as head football coach at Academy Park High School.
Good Day Uncut spent Tuesday morning at the Work in Sports program for high school students, hosted in partnership between Widener University and the Philadelphia Union. This 30-minute segment, broadcast live from the Union campus, features interviews with Jill Black, associate dean of the College of Health and Human Services, Courtney Kelly, associate vice president for enrollment, Sean Fatiga '27, a graduate student in the physical therapy program, as well as representatives from the Union and students from Malvern Prep.
Michael Dimino, professor of law at Commonwealth Law School, is featured in this article that summarizes cases pending before the U.S. Supreme Court this term. Dimino's commentary focuses on Louisiana v Callais, a case that could decide whether section two of the Voting Rights Act is constitutional.
This article examines the cases being argued before the U.S. Supreme Court this term and quotes Michael Dimino, professor at Commonwealth Law School, in reference to Louisiana v. Callais, a case that could decide whether section two of the Voting Rights Act is constitutional.
Widener and the Philadelphia Union are partnering again for the “Work in Sports” field trips that expose area high school students to careers in professional sports. The three-day series kicks off today and will feature presentations by Widener business, communication studies, and physical therapy faculty members, as well as Union employees, highlighting topics such as game-day experience, high-end hospitality, sporting communications, sports medicine, player relations, ticketing, and corporate public relations.
Graduate health science students offered health screenings at the 6th annual senior expo in partnership with Senior Community Services at the Drexelbrook Catering and Event Center last month.
Mariah Schug, psychology professor and chair of gender, women's and sexuality studies, is quoted talking about the cognitive improvements that can come from walking in nature.
Widener celebrated the unveiling of the Jack & Nancy Dwyer School of Nursing with a ribbon cutting ceremony on Oct. 1. The School of Nursing has been renamed for alumnus Jack Dwyer ’78 and his wife Nancy in recognition of their $10 million transformational gift to Widener.
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Senior Admissions Counselor Joana Rodriguez is featured in this article about a recent college fair at Bethlehem Area School District.
Emeritus Professor Harry Augensen shares what planets, stars and constellations will be visible during the month of October.
Michael Dimino, professor of law at Commonwealth Law School, was one of six panelists discussing cases that are pending before the U.S. Supreme Court this term.
Michael Dimino, professor at Commonwealth Law School, provides insight into an upcoming vote in Pennsylvania about whether to retain three State Supreme Court Justices.
Kady Taylor, a doctoral student at Widener, was honored by her undergraduate alma mater with their outstanding young alumni award.
Professor Kate Goodrich, chair of biology, will present at an upcoming event at the Wagner Free Institute of Science. This event is free to register and is open to the public. Goodrich will share about the pawpaw tree.
Widener nursing major Carolyn Roberti has been awarded a scholarship from The Seeing Eye, a service which provides specially bred and trained dogs to guide people who are blind. To qualify for this scholarship, students must have raised at least two Seeing Eye puppies, demonstrated a high level of academic achievement and community engagement.
Widener nursing student Juliana Colcucci is featured as a recipient of a scholarship from the White Horse Village Foundation.
Michael Dimino, professor at Commonwealth Law School, is featured providing insight into the upcoming vote on whether to retain three Pennsylvania Supreme Court Justices.
On this episode, Belle Nicholas, Miss New Jersey 2025 and founder of the Shout Out Struggle initiative shares her personal story about mental wellness and the impact it had on her journey. Her initiative creates open dialogue about mental health through school presentations, community engagement, and legislative work. As Miss New Jersey 2025, she has taken the opportunity to champion mental wellness on a larger platform, becoming an inspiring voice working to break down the stigma around mental health. Belle received her bachelor’s degree in musical theater from James Madison University. And fueled by her own experiences with mental wellness and a desire to help others, Belle is now a graduate clinical psychology student working on her PsyD at Widener University.
Delaware Law School Assistant Professor Elizabeth Beavers offers expert commentary in this article about new counternarcotics efforts by the Trump administration.
Professor Beth Latshaw, co-chair of sociology, is featured in this Q&A focusing on topics that women may want to consider when choosing where to live.