Widener is mentioned as one of several area colleges and universities who have students working in facilities run by the Philadelphia Department of Prisons to receive clinical rotation credit.
Widener University honored former head football coach Bill Manlove on Saturday, Oct. 26. Manlove is the winningest coach in university history. Alumni Tim Mooney and Robert Buckley reflected on Manlove's legacy.
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Wes Leckrone, professor and chair of political science, shares how undecided voters can play a major role in the outcome of the presidential election.
Widener is presenting a free Italian Cinema Night each month in Freedom Hall. The next event is tonight for a showing of “Il capitale umano."
Elizabeth Martin '25 is mentioned for having a winning project at the 2024 SURCA Symposium.
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Commonwealth Law School Professor Michael Dimino offers insight into the legality of Elon Musk's cash sweepstakes for voters who sign his petition.
Professor of Finance Tunde Odusami gives expert insight on how consumers can choose the right investment app for their needs.
This segment features coverage of the annual Strut Your Mutt dog costume contest event organized and hosted by Widener's chapter of the Public Relations Student Society of America. Proceeds from the event benefit Providence Animal Shelter in Media, Pennsylvania.
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John Dernbach, Commonwealth Law School emeritus professor, has been recognized with the American Bar Association’s 2024 Distinguished Achievement Award in Environmental Law and Policy for his contributions to environmental protection advocacy.
The students of Phi Alpha Delta at Commonwealth Law School have created a new professional community closet. This new resource will provide professional clothing free of charge for law students, and will be run on donations. Students Kira Meager and Ben McFadden are quoted in the written story about the initiative, and student Nick Kahler joins them in the audio version of the story.
This article authored by John Culhane, associate dean for faculty development and professor at Delaware Law School, examines a new defamation lawsuit being brought against Donald Trump by the now-exonerated members of the Central Park Five.
Nursing major Taylor Wise '25 authored this article about her experience serving as nursing clinic coordinator for the Community Nursing Clinic in Wollman Hall.
This article provides updates on the proposed Bridge project in Delaware, which would create a higher education hub in a downtown Wilmington building. The project, which has just been awarded $10 million in funding assistance from the Wilmington City Council, could possibly include Delaware Law School.
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The Anna Mosco and Marietta Borinski ’80 Simulation Laboratory in Founders Hall is featured in this article covering innovations in nursing practice and education in Pennsylvania.
Commonwealth Law School Professor Michael Dimino offers insight into Elon Musk's recent move to give $1 million to Pennsylvania voters who sign his political action committee’s petition.
This article features an assistive device created by graduate occupational therapy students with support from robotics engineering. The student-faculty OT team developed an assistive robotic reacher for a local woman living with Limb-Girdle Muscular Dystrophy.
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Wes Leckrone, professor and chair of political science, shares how close the presidential election race can become in Pennsylvania.
Wes Leckrone, chair and professor of political science, discusses how voter turnout will play a pivotal role in the upcoming presidential race.
Wes Leckrone, chair and professor of political science, is quoted in this article examining Philadelphia and area suburbs' roles in the upcoming presidential election. The story also includes comments from alumnus Christian Nascimento '96, a member of the Board of Trustees, in his capacity as chair of the Montgomery County GOP.