In the Media

Dean of the School of Nursing Anne Krouse is quoted in this article that looks at nursing exam scores at area schools.

Ross Steinman, professor of psychology, is referenced giving tips on planning for Amazon Prime Day sales.

Delaware Law School Dean Todd Clark is featured in this segment about his career, his arrival at the school, and his vision for the future of DLS.

Widener Men's Soccer's upcoming season is featured.

Professor of Psychology Ross Steinman discusses Amazon Prime Day including why the sales are so attractive to consumers, how to make the most out of the annual event, and more.

Check Up From the Neck Up, Widener's new program to provide mental health support for student athletes, is featured on this list of ways that schools can support their athletes.

Assistant Professor at Commonwealth Law School Quinn Yeargain spoke about the recent New Mexico Supreme Court ruling involving the state's congressional maps.

New faculty and staff have joined Delaware Law School- Assistant Professor Brendan Conner, Assistant Professor Diego Alcalá Laboy, Director of the Legal Information Center Beth Jennings, and Associate Director of Alumni Engagement Tamisha Hopkins.

Associate Professor of English Annalisa Castaldo is quoted discussing controversy involving actress Keke Palmer and her partner, Darius Jackson. Jackson is being criticized for publicly criticizing an outfit worn by Palmer.
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President Stacey Robertson is the featured guest on this episode of the Owlcast podcast hosted by Widener partner ACS Athens in Greece. President Robertson discusses the impact of the pandemic on students, Widener's commitment to students and community engagement, the use of AI, the future of the Widener and ACS Athens partnership, and more.

Board of Trustees member and alumnus Dominic Colasante '10 is featured in this interview. Colasante shares about his life, his career as co-founder and CEO at 2X, and gives tips on how businesses can successfully adopt Account-Based Marketing strategies.

John Culhane, distinguished professor at Delaware Law School, authored this article examining legal protections for unmarried adult couples and discussing his new book, More Than Marriage: Forming Families After Marriage Equality, which covers this topic in detail, including first-hand accounts from unmarried couples sharing their experiences.

Michael Dimino, professor at Commonwealth Law School, spoke about a new U.S. Supreme Court ruling on how much power state legislatures have in establishing rules for presidential and congressional elections and setting district maps.
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Students in the Delaware Law School graduating class of 2023 are featured.
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This episode features Fred Akl, now-retired dean of Widener's School of Engineering. Akl led engineering at Widener University for a quarter of a century. Akl and hose, Marcus Bagby, discuss the challenges in academia surrounding STEM, how the creation of Living-Learning Communities on campus increased retention and supported engineering students in areas of life, and how Akl spearheaded ground-breaking engineering programs at Widener, including biomedical engineering and the first robotics engineering major in the region. In addition, Akl reminisces about his work with NASA's Glenn Research Center and the Johnson Space Center and chats about his current fascination with the Civil War.

Assistant Professor of Psychology Maureen Coyle is quoted in this article examining controversy around a recent influencer trip sponsored by fast-fashion brand Shein.

Assistant Professor at Commonwealth Law School Quinn Yeargain gave insight into the political and social landscape after Roe v. Wade was overturned. 
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John Culhane, distinguished professor at Delaware Law School, is a featured contributor in this article examining life one year after the overturning of Roe v. Wade by the U.S. Supreme Court. Culhane shares his thoughts on how the response may impact future elections.

Assistant Dean for the College of Arts and Sciences Nicole Rayfield authored this article sharing insight into women balancing work with other responsibilities in their lives. Rayfield shares her research into the challenges that women, in particular, face.

Director of Widener's Small Business Development Center Lenin Agudo served as moderator for a panel discussion of resources for businesses in the area at the Greater Philadelphia Hispanic Chamber of Commerce's annual Closing the Gap Conference.