Emeritus President of Widener University James T. Harris III is quoted discussing a recent book written by CASE President and CEO Sue Cunningham.
Associate Professor of Social Work Marina Barnett participated in the annual Youth and Family Summit hosted by Chester Upland School District, the Boys & Girls Club of Chester, Chester Biddy Basketball, and 21st Century Chester.
See also: Chester Matters
Michael Dimino, professor of law at Widener Commonwealth Law School, talks about recent claims made by Donald Trump regarding the 2020 election in Pennsylvania.
Widener Women's Cross Country member Jaden Sweely '24 is featured for her role in helping Widener to bring home the NCAA Division 3 Metro Region Championship.
Associate professor Zora Wolfe and doctoral candidate Samuel Mormando '95 '97 '22 published an article on supporting special education staff in a blended learning environment. This work was based off of Mormando's dissertation work that he defended this semester.
Ellen Boyda '97, director of the Widener Community Nursing Clinic, authored an article commemorating the clinic on 10 years of service to the Chester community.
Widener men's basketball coach Chris Cardieo and graduate student and player Dominic Dunn are featured in an article about Dunn's decision to come to Widener.
Mia Muchisky '23 is mentioned as being part of the 2022 Homecoming Court.
Paul Regan, associate professor at Widener Delaware Law School, is quoted in this Bloomberg article discussing controversy around a $55 billion pay package given to Elon Musk that is at the center of a trial in the Delaware Chancery Court.
See also: BNN Bloomberg, MoneyWeb, Business Live
Adrienne Pickney, director for the Institute of Physical Therapy Education, and other members of the Widener community participated in a bike giveaway and rodeo hosted by Youth Development United and Chester Upland Youth Soccer.
Dean of the school of business administration Anthony Wheeler spoke with reporters about a new partnership between Zoom and AMC that could change the future of virtual meetings.
Commentary on an article written by Michal Buchhandler-Raphael, associate professor of law at Widener Commonwealth Law School, is featured.
Wes Leckrone, professor of political science, published an opinion article on Pennsylvania gubernatorial candidate Doug Mastriano, his Republican campaign, and his supporters.
Children First and the Delaware County Lead Poisoning Prevention Coalition recently hosted a forum on campus at Widener University to bring awareness to childhood lead poisoning in Delaware County.
Michael Dimino, professor of law at Widener Commonwealth Law School, discussed the controversy surrounding mail-in voting amidst the midterm election.
Anthony Wheeler, dean of the school of business administration, speaks on changes to office communication and gossip in the age of hybrid work.
Harry Augensen, emeritus professor of astronomy and physics, is quoted about the upcoming Blood Moon.
The Widener Community Nursing Clinic is mentioned for its partnership with CityTeam Chester, an organization that provides assistance for those struggling in the Chester community.
See also: WXTU
Joseph Farris, assistant dean of diversity, equity, and inclusion at Widener Delaware Law School, has published an article reflecting on his first year in this role. Joseph is featured on page 5, and his article begins on page 18.
Professor of psychology Ross Steinman is quoted discussing Nike's decision to temporarily suspend their partnership with NBA player Kyrie Irving.