In the Media

Robb Chambers has been named interim head coach for the Widener men’s lacrosse program. This announcement also quotes Director of Athletics Jack Shafer.

The Philadelphia County Court of Common Pleas heard another appeal from the legal team representing Mumia Abu-Jamal; the legal team includes Judith L. Ritter, distinguished professor of law and director of the criminal defense clinic at Delaware Law School.

A guide to open state meeting laws created at Widener Commonwealth Law School is referenced.

Quinn Yeargain, assistant professor at Widener Commonwealth Law School, spoke about new developments in the January 6th investigations.

Head field hockey coach Melissa McCarthy is the featured guest on the podcast "1 on 1 with Matt Leon." The two discuss McCarthy's life as a player and career as a coach.

Associate Professor and Chair of Communication Studies Angie Corbo shares her expertise in an article on actions that someone can take when they are a victim of medical gaslighting.

Mary Kate Kearny, professor of law at Widener Commonwealth Law School, is quoted speaking about Michelle Henry '94, who will serve as Pennsylvania Attorney General after Josh Shapiro is sworn in as governor.

Loyd Bastin, associate dean of science and professor of chemistry and biochemistry, is featured for his work in bringing climate activism into his classroom and inspiring the next generation of scientists to help guide policymakers.

Professor of Political Science Wes Leckrone is quoted in an article discussing potential difficulties that the Biden administration will face in the coming years due to the recent midterm election results.

Widener doctoral candidate Courtney Watson is featured for her work in helping to make ketamine therapy more accessible, especially to those in the BIPOC and LGBTQ+ communities.
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Professor and Chair of Civil Engineering Ronald Mersky is referenced for his contribution to a recent report that examines how states can cut down on waste and create better waste management systems. 
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Quinn Yeargain, assistant professor at Widener Commonwealth Law School, is quoted in this article discussing the impeachment proceedings brought against Philadelphia District Attorney Larry Krasner.

Widener University is mentioned for its partnership with Crozer Health. Graduates of the Crozer Health EMT training program can apply to Widener and transfer 62 credits toward an undergraduate degree in allied health.

Lenin Agudo, director of Widener's Small Business Development Center (SBDC), has been appointed to Tompkins Community Bank’s Pennsylvania board of directors.

A paper published by Michal Buchhandler-Raphael, associate professor at Widener Commonwealth Law School, has been named to the top 10 most downloaded list in the Criminal Law eJournal.

Harry Augensen, emeritus professor of physics and astronomy, shares what you can expect to see in the sky during the month of December.

Widener University has been chosen as the recipient of a Green Lab Grant from Exelon. These grants are given to support programs which advance STEM education in under-resourced communities. 
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Anthony Pluretti, executive director of campus safety, is quoted discussing how he and his team use technology to keep Widener safe.

Quinn Yeargain, assistant professor of law at Widener Commonwealth Law School, is featured discussing midterm election results.

Widener University will be hosting a screening of Aftershock, a documentary about the black maternal health crisis. The screening is hosted by The Foundation for Delaware County and Baby’s 1st Project partners.
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