In the Media

Belle Nicholas, a graduate clinical psychology student who was recently crowned Miss New Jersey, is featured in this Q&A on her favorite parts of the Jersey Shore. 

Commonwealth Law School Professor Christian Johnson is quoted in this article discussing how some businesses are choosing to reincorporate outside of Delaware. Johnson says other states, such as Texas and Nevada, have not been as tested in this area as Delaware has. 

Widener Law Commonwealth students Angel Cox and Madison Levengood are working as summer associates at Thomas, Thomas & Hafer.

Delaware Law School student Olivia Canterino has been chosen as the recipient of the Richard Furia Esquire Scholarship from the Justinian Foundation.

Delaware Law School student Warren Sikolo is a co-author on this article about changes coming to the trade name registration system in Delaware.

Graduate clinical psychology student Belle Nicholas has been crowned Miss New Jersey. 

Delaware Law School graduate and alumni association member Anne M. Madonia '94 has been named to the Top 25 Professional Services Attorneys of 2025 by Attorney Intel. 

Widener School of Business Administration student Alistair Stewart-Smith '27 is featured as a co-founder of the USGA Merch Interns TikTok account which has seen success during the U.S. Open. 

Professor Brent Satterly will host a free community workshop as part of Tioga County Pride Day.

Thomas Reed, professor emeritus at Delaware Law School, gave expert insight in this article investigating the absence of Delaware state Rep. Stell Parker Selby.

Assistant Teaching Professor of English Ben Nadler read his research for a forthcoming book at the American Literature Association’s 36th annual conference.

Widener was a stop on a recent tour of health-related sites in Chester. Jane Oeffner, director of strategic clinical partnerships, and students Annieka Attah '28 and Nicholas Butler participated as guests and presenters. 

Professor Brent Satterly was honored with the 2025 Julie E. Wollman Endowed Award for Inclusion and Belonging. This award recognizes a Widener employee who engages in advocacy and efforts in support of inclusion and belonging, demonstrates an exceptionally high level of commitment to those principles, and works to enhance the success of underrepresented groups at the university.

Delaware Law School Professor John Culhane is featured in this news segment discussing U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement processes.

Widener class of 2025 graduates are featured for their accomplishments.
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Members of the Widener community participated in the Delco Pride parade.

Two Commonwealth Law School students are serving as summer law clerks with McNees -- Kiera Flannery at the firm's Harrisburg office and Reese McClure at the firm's Frederick, Maryland office.

Geeta Kohli, associate professor at Delaware Law School, authored this article examining the duty that corporate leaders have in society. 

Ross Steinman, professor of psychology, provides insight into rising costs for consumers due to tariffs.

The 2025 alumni awards recently honored six members of the Widener community across five categories. Honorees include Marietta Mosco Borinski ’80 and Michael Borinski ’82, Charles A. Cantley, Jr. ’69, ’75, Commander Jason M. Duff ’96, nursing major Lauren McCarthy ’25 and former softball coach Fred Dohrmann.