John Culhane, professor of law at Delaware Law School, spoke with Michael Smerconish on his show Politics of the United States. The pair spoke about the defamation case brought against Fox News by Dominion Voting Systems. Culhane gives his insight into where he thinks this case is headed. Two-part recording: Part 1; Part 2
John Culhane, professor of law at Delaware Law School, is quoted on the Dominion Voting Systems defamation case brought against Fox News.
The life of Leth Oun '98 is featured. Oun's new book, "A Refugee's American Dream," shares about his experience as a Cambodian immigrant who survived the Killing Fields as a child and ultimately became a member of the United States Secret Service.
Associate Professor in the Center for Human Sexuality Studies Justin Sitron is quoted in an article exploring asexuality. Sitron offers definitions of different sexual orientations on the spectrum of asexuality.
Harry Augensen, professor emeritus of astronomy and physics, shares the moons, constellations, planets, and more that stargazers can see throughout the month of March
Former Widener President Julie Wollman has co-authored an opinion article about the importance of promoting "non-elite" universities at the same level as elite institutions.
Widener University’s Osher Lifelong Learning Institute (OLLI) is featured for its work hosting in-person and online educational classes for adults over 50.
Executive Director of Campus Safety Anthony Pluretti has been named to Vista Today's 2023 Class of Millennial Superstars. The list recognizes outstanding residents of Chester County who are committed to bettering their communities. Anthony can be seen in the slideshow of the first batch of winners at the bottom of the page.
Angie Corbo, associate professor and chair of Communications Studies, is quoted in this article about gaslighting in the workplace.
Widener Men's Basketball secured the 2023 MAC Commonwealth this weekend in a game against Alvernia. Dominic Dunn was named the MAC Commonwealth Championship MVP for his performance.
Commonwealth Law School Professor Michael Dimino is featured talking about challenges to the Biden Administration's plan to help alleviate student loan debt.
Todd Clark has been announced as the next dean of Delaware Law School beginning July 1. This article features quotes from Clark as well as President Stacey Robertson. The announcement also recognizes former Dean Rod Smolla and Interim Dean Alicia Kelly.
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Quinn Yeargain, assistant professor of law at Commonwealth Law School, is quoted discussing absentee ballots in relation to the upcoming Rhode Island primary.
Nadine McHenry, professor of education and director of the Science Teaching Center, authored an article about a recent STEM Career Day event held in collaboration with Youth Development United. Students and families from the area participated in hands-on experiments and learning activities on campus.
Delaware Law School Professor John Culhane has published an article that examines various U.S. Supreme Court decisions that impacted public health throughout the COVID-19 pandemic.
Widener University's Small Business Development Center is mentioned for its work in assisting Silvia Paulino, owner of Silvia's Bakery in Philadelphia.
Babak Eslami, assistant professor of engineering, and mechanical engineering student Jessica Schlosser '22 are featured for their recent study on polylactic acid polymer (PLA), a material commonly used in 3D printing.
Associate Professor of Nursing Brenda Kucirka, and Associate Teaching Professor of English Jayne Thompson recently facilitated a creative writing workshop at the State Correctional Institution – Waymart.
In this episode, Anthony Wheeler, dean of the School of Business Administration, and Jill Alspach '14, managing partner of Spock Logistics, discuss the 4th industrial revolution and how advances in AI and other technologies will impact the future of work.
Delaware Law School Professor John Culhane is quoted on an ongoing defamation lawsuit against Fox News that is currently in the Delaware Superior Court.