Delaware Law's Distinguished Emerita Professor of Law Jean Eggen is quoted in an article that looks at the current product-liability lawsuits facing global enterprise Bayer.
Joseph Fuhr, professor emeritus of economics, authored this opinion piece that argues against efforts to tether U.S. drug prices to an international index.
Members of the first graduating class at Chester Charter Scholars Academy, formerly the Chester Charter School for the Arts, received scholarships to college including Michele Stewart who was awarded a scholarship to Widener.
Delaware Law alumna Amy Furness is defending the opioid manufacturer Endo in a lawsuit filed by the Florida Attorney General’s Office.
Widener placed second in week one of Forbes’ #MyTopCollege social media challenge. This 9 week challenge continues this week with the theme of best freshman year memories.
This article closely examines the need for LGBTQ-centered mental healthcare and references Widener student Jourdan Porter who is earning a dual degree in clinical psychology and human sexuality. This story also appeared in WHYY.
An opinion piece by Delaware Law's Distinguished Professor of Law Alan Garfield that originally appeared in the Delaware News Journal examines how recent state legislation continues restrict a woman’s right to choose
Delaware Law Professor John Culhane is featured in this radio and print story about the lawsuits against former Ohio State team doctor Richard Strauss.
This opinion piece is written by Randi Teplitz, assistant dean of students and deputy Title IX officer at Widener Commonwealth Law School.
An article outlining recent tourists who have claimed that they were poisoned or attacked while visiting the Dominican Republic quotes Alan Garfield, distinguished professor of law at Delaware Law School.
Delaware Law Professor Alan Garfield spoke on air about Justice Brett Kavanaugh’s role on the Supreme Court and touched on additional relevant topics being discussed by the court.
Donald Brown, scholar in residence and professor of sustainability ethics and law at Commonwealth Law, writes this opinion piece in support of adopting policies that will replace all fossil fuel technologies with technologies that don’t emit greenhouse gases.
Included on this annual list of the top "20 under 40" is Widener alumnus Christopher Cicalese who earned his master’s in taxation and financial planning in 2012.
Clinical Psychology alumna Melissa Johnson discusses her new job as the Jewish Federation of Greater Philadelphia’s chief planning and strategy officer.
Jean Eggen, professor emerita of law at Delaware Law School, is quoted in an article that looks at the ongoing lawsuit between Teva Pharmaceutical Industries Ltd. and the state of Oklahoma.
The Intercollegiate Women's Lacrosse Coaches Association (IWLCA) announced the rosters for the 2019 Senior All-Star games which will include Widener student Megan Racioppi who will play for the North Division III team.
Associate Professor of Human Sexuality Studies Brooke E. Wells shares her expertise to help couples build healthier intimate connections.
John Dernbach, professor of environmental law and sustainability at Widener Law Commonwealth, co-authors this article sharing a legal toolkit with more than 1,000 specific recommendations for actions at the federal, state, and local levels and in the private sector to reduce greenhouse gas emissions.
The annual Chester Upland School District spelling bee hosted in partnership with Widener crowned the district's best elementary spellers.
Associate Professor J. Wesley Leckrone on the upcoming presidential primary and voting in Pennsylvania.