In the Media

Darrell Spurlock Jr., professor and director of the Leadership Center for Nursing Education Research, dispels concerns that wearing a face mask will cause carbon dioxide poisoning.

A new study co-authored by Danielle Durant, assistant professor in the School of Business Administration, found that hand hygiene monitoring devices and systems only work within the confines of a strong hand hygiene culture.

Kenn Tacchino, professor of taxation and financial planning, writes how people can protect their retirement plans from the 10 percent penalty required by the Internal Revenue Code.

School of Business Administration graduate Ryan Raiker writes about the importance of inbound marketing in business plans. 

An interview with alumnus and NFL draft prospect James Gillespie.

A look at a proposed law in Delaware to change the distribution of electoral and popular votes in a presidential election quotes Alan Garfield, distinguished professor at Delaware Law School.

Amy Franzini, an associate professor of communications, provides advice on how to avoid the vast amount of negative information and news online.

Delaware Law School graduate Bryan Cutler was unanimously voted to be the 141st Speaker of the House in the Pennsylvania General Assembly.

Delaware Law School graduate Bryan Cutler was unanimously voted to be the 141st Speaker of the House in the Pennsylvania General Assembly.

Jeff Lolli, associate professor of tourism and hospitality management, says that buffet-style restaurants will need to make adjustments to recover from the COVID-19 pandemic.

This article references a study published in 2009 by Beth Latshaw, associate professor and co-chair of the sociology department, on the number of stay-at-home dads in the country.

A feature on Delaware Law School graduate Renee Wascovich White.

Micki Davis, chief diversity officer, spoke to the Philadelphia Union about Juneteenth along with racial and social justice issues.

This news segment features Uva Coles, associate vice president for civic and global engagement.

John C. Dernbach, professor of environmental law and sustainability at Widener Law Commonwealth, will be a panelist on an upcoming webinar hosted by Food & Water Watch.

This article discusses a recent court approval allowing Hertz Global Holdings Inc. to sell stock while it files for bankruptcy and quotes the Bruce Grohsgal, the Helen S. Balick Professor in Business Bankruptcy Law at Delaware Law School.

Human sexuality graduate Ericka Hart is featured in this self-education guide as an individual to follow on social media to learn more about race and equality.

Associate Professor Luke Ayers explains the psychology behind the popularity of mukbang, which are popular videos of people eating food while narrating the experience.

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Akin Adepoju, adjunct professor at Delaware Law School, comments on a report about the cost of Pennsylvania's death penalty.

Coverage of Widener's response to national protests through university-wide conversations and long term action plan to combat racial inequities.