In the Media

Commonwealth Law School Professor Emeritus John Dernbach participated in an environmental and equal rights panel at Duquesne University.

Widener's Small Business Development Center is sponsoring a free upcoming webinar focused on personal branding on LinkedIn.

Widener's Small Business Development Center hosted high school students on campus for an entrepreneurship bootcamp. The event gave students from Mastery Charter School - Thomas Campus a chance to meet area business leaders and pitch their own business ideas in a "Shark Tank-" style presentation.

Delaware Law School Professor Paul Regan gives insight in this article examining an ongoing lawsuit that challenges the hiring of a city manager in Rehoboth Beach, Delaware. Regan gives insight into how the case may end up at the Delaware Supreme Court. 

This Q&A highlights current graduate student Liz Henry, who currently serves as housing and policy manager for LeadingAge PA. 

Professor Wes Leckrone, chair of political science, offers expert insight into the results of the midterm election and the Pennsylvania governor's race. 

See also: WHYY broadcast, Delaware County Daily Times, The Chester Spirit

Widener students held a demonstration on the Chester campus in remembrance of Nolan Wells, whose death in Mississippi made national news in July. Jahkira Harden ’28 organized the event, and shares about the goal of it in this segment from KYW Newsradio. 

This profile spotlights the life and career of Delaware Law School Dean Todd Clark. Clark shares about his journey to the legal profession, his longtime personal and professional friendship with Commonwealth Law School Dean andré douglas pond cummings, his vision for the bright future of Delaware Law School and more. 

Students at Commonwealth Law School recently had the opportunity for hands-on learning on the legal, agricultural and ethical perspectives of animal welfare at Lancaster Farm Sanctuary. Assistant Professor D.S. Pensley, and current students Theresa Hanley, Landon Miller and Alyssa Riley, are all featured talking about the experience and why opportunities like this are important for law students. 

Widener unveiled Providence Hall, the university's newest residence hall on the Chester campus at a recent open house event. President Stacey Robertson is featured discussing how the new building represents Widener's success. Steven Jubert, associate vice president and associate dean for Student Living, Learning and Engagement, and student Shyann Davis '27 are also quoted about the new space.

Widener unveiled Providence Hall, the university's newest residence hall on the Chester campus at a recent open house event. President Stacey Robertson is featured discussing how the new building represents Widener's success. Steven Jubert, associate vice president and associate dean for Student Living, Learning and Engagement, and student Shyann Davis '27 are also quoted about the new space.

Widener alumnus and board of trustees member Christian Nascimento '97 authored this article about how businesses can use technology to their advantage during peak seasons for their consumers.

Professor Emeritus Harry Augensen shares what planets, stars and constellations will be visible for stargazers in the region during the month of November. 

The 10th annual Strut Your Mutt dog Halloween costume contest is highlighted in this article. The event, which is hosted by PRSSA, raises money for Providence Animal Shelter in Media. 

See also: 6ABC Action News, NBC10, Strut Your Mutt

Dalton Wickel '28, running back for the Pride, is featured in this roundtable discussion about the Philadelphia Eagles performance this season. 

This article features previous expert commentary from Tony Wheeler, professor of management, about the potential impact of AI on the job market. Wheeler's comments initially appeared in WalletHub. 

Widener welcomed four new alumni as members of the university's board of trustees. John Barry ‘02, co-CEO and founder of HRBench, retired technology executive Chris Hylen ’82, Catherine Dauphinais Schaefer ’88, CEO and founder of The Bookkeeper Repairman, Inc. and Jason Duff ’96, clinical and operational psychologist currently embedded with the U.S. Marine Corps in Okinawa, Japan. These alumni will lend their expertise to the university's governing body to ensure Widener's long-term success. 

See also: Delaware County Daily Times

Delaware Law School Associate Professor Veronica Finkelstein provides expert insight in this article about a recent settlement in a lawsuit involving the Delaware State Police. 

Commonwealth Law School Professor Jill Family, is quoted in this article examining current events in the immigration court system. 

The university is hosting the next Widener Day Open House on Saturday, Nov. 14 to give prospective students and families a glimpse into campus life and the chance to meet with faculty and current students.