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Pennsylvania Public Utility Commission

Meet the Intern: Kerry Pierce

Commonwealth Law School student Kerry Pierce is featured in this intern spotlight from the Pennsylvania Public Utility Commission where she is serving as an intern in their law bureau. 

The Handbasket

You've Got To Hide Your Love Away - SCOTUS on Conversion Therapy and Trans Athletes

This episode of "The Handbasket," a podcast hosted by Professor Mariah Schug, chair of gender, women and sexuality studies, and Associate Professor of Human Sexuality Studies Tushabe Tushabe, explores U.S. Supreme Court decisions affecting LGBTQ+ rights and well-being with guests Brendan Conner, associate professor at Delaware Law School, and clinical psychologist Jacob Glickman

Delco Today

Widener University Prepares Students for AI Careers With Summer Camp and New Degree

This article highlights the recent artificial intelligence camp for high school students hosted by the computer science department and the newly launched AI major. Associate Dean of Sciences Suk-Chung Yoon and Professor Jeff Rufinus, chair of computer science, talk about Widener's commitment to providing students with the tools they need to succeed as AI continues to shape the world. 

Delco Today

Widener: A New Home, a New Hope for Future Health Professionals

This article highlights the success of the Diagnostic Medical Sonography (DMS) and Radiologic Technology (Rad Tech) programs since coming to Widener's Chester campus following the closing of Crozer Chester Medical Center. Sharmane Walker, executive director for the Center for Continuing Studies; DMS Program Director Megan Stone; Rad Tech Program director Judy Crampton; current student Joseph Renzi '27 and class of 2026 graduate Maeve McQueeney ’26 all share about their experience with the transition. 

International Literacy Association

Elva Knight Research Grant

Associate Professor Katia Ciampa has been selected as the recipient of the Elva Knight Research Grant from the International Literacy Association. This grant is awarded to support research that addresses significant questions for the discipline of reading/literacy research and practice. 

Philadelphia Business Journal

Philadelphia-area colleges asked for tens of millions in state grants. Most went unfunded.

Widener was awarded $2.5 million through Pennsylvania’s Redevelopment Assistance Capital Program. This money will be used for improvements to Lathem Hall including construction of a masonry retaining wall, site grading to improve drainage, installation of an accessible entrance ramp and landscaping enhancements. 

Intercollegiate Women's Lacrosse Coaches Association (IWLCA)

IWLCA Names 2026 Division III Academic Honor Roll

Widener women's lacrosse players Olivia Blades, Rylie Christy, Alex Krohn, Jessica Mantz, Madison Phillips and Gianna Scaliti have been recognized as part of IWCLA's 2026 Division III academic honor roll.

Bloomberg Law

Key Voice in Delaware’s Dominance Steps Down From Its Top Court

This article covering the retirement of Delaware Supreme Court Justice Karen L. Valihura features comments from Delaware Law School Associate Professor Geeta Kohli. Kohli shares about the significance of Valihura's seat being passed down to another female justice. 

Pennsylvania Department of Community & Economic Development

Governor Shapiro Invests More Than $122 Million in 129 Community and Economic Development Projects in Southeastern Pennsylvania

Widener University has been awarded $2.5 million through Pennsylvania’s Redevelopment Assistance Capital Program. This money will be used for improvements to Lathem Hall including construction of a masonry retaining wall, site grading to improve drainage, installation of an accessible entrance ramp and landscaping enhancements. 

See also: Delaware County Daily Times, PA House Democrats, PA Senate Democrats

Law360

Reel Justice: 'Obsession' And The Importance Of Precision

Delaware Law School Associate Professor Veronica Finkelstein authored this article as part of a monthly column that spotlights what modern movie releases can teach attorneys about criminal law practice. For this piece, Finkelstein examines Curry Barker's 2025 horror film "Obsession" through this lens.