Dean of Delaware Law School Todd Clark and alumna Senior Magistrate in Chancery Selena E. Molina '10 are featured in this video about the unique nature of the Delaware Court of Chancery. Clark offers expert insight into the legal field in Delaware touching on its history, corporate law and the role and integrity of the Court of Chancery.
Registration is now open for Widener's OLLI Program spring sessions. OLLI offers adults age 50 and over with non-credit lifelong learning opportunities crossing many subject areas. This year, OLLI is offering a special selection of classes in line with the nation’s 250th celebration happening throughout 2026.
Professor Kate Goodrich, chair of biology, offers expert commentary in this article about the eastern skunk cabbage, an early-blooming plant with a pungent odor.
Assistant Women's Lacrosse Coach Josey Shaffer has graduated from the IWCLA's Aspire program in the Elevate Cohort. The Aspire program aims to enhance coaches' professional skills, capabilities and self-awareness through online courses, live webinars and in-person sessions.
Lawrence Hamermesh, Delaware Law School emeritus professor, offers expert insight in this article covering a recent Delaware Supreme Court decision that reversed a previous ruling from the Delaware Court of Chancery.
The naming of the Jack & Nancy Dwyer School of Nursing and the Michelle M. Davis Belonging Lounge are featured in this round up of local events that marked milestones in 2025.
Delaware Law School Associate Professor Geeta Kohli and Professor Emeritus Lawrence Hamermesh are both featured in this article following a major ruling from the Delaware Supreme Court against Johnson & Johnson. Kohli and Hamermesh offer insight into the logistics of the case as well as Delaware corporate law.
Delaware Law School Adjunct Faculty Ola Tucker authored this article discussing the importance of clear compliance writing and offering insight into the use of generative AI tools in the field.
Widener is mentioned on this list of Philadelphia-area colleges and universities offering some of the top trending majors for students.
Professor Stephanie Jeffers, associate dean for undergraduate programs in the Dwyer School of Nursing, and Professor Emerita Rose Rossi are featured guests on this episode of the Nursing EDge Unscripted podcast from the National League for Nursing. Jeffers and Rossi discuss the development, implementation and results of recent changes to clinical education for Widener nursing students.
Semaj Smith-Barber '28, a construction management student and Bonner Leader, authors this op-ed discussing how engaging with the Chester community at a young age solidified his sense of purpose and drive to continue to serve the local community.
Widener faculty, staff and students took part in a day of service and education events in honor of the Rev. Martin Luther King Jr. on Monday, Jan. 19. Events included a peace march through Chester, speeches from local leaders and community building events on campus. President Stacey Robertson is quoted in this article about Widener's commitment to service not just on MLK Day, but every day.
This segment features Michael Dimino, professor of law at Commonwealth Law School, sharing insight into an ongoing legal battle happening between the mayor of Harrisburg and the Harrisburg City Council. Dimino explains the need for both sides to seek outside counsel.
Richard Cooper, director of the bachelor of social work program and co-coordinator African American Studies, provides expert commentary in this article examining how civil rights for African Americans has evolved and changed since the era of the Rev. Martin Luther King Jr. Cooper shares that King's work was "one of the most significant social justice movements of all time," and discusses ongoing struggles facing the African American community.
Widener was represented at service events honoring the life and legacy of the Rev. Martin Luther King Jr. including free community health assessments and screenings by graduate health science students, a peace march through Chester, community-building speeches on campus, banner paintings and more.
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Delaware Law School Professor John Culhane authored this article examining a lawsuit brought by former NFL player Matt Kalil against his former wife. Culhane discusses the use of privacy law in this case and the nuances of what information can be considered private.
This segment highlights the Seventh Annual Emergency Medical Services Law and Policy Symposium happening today at Commonwealth Law School. This event brings emergency medical, healthcare and legal professionals together to discuss topics in the field.
Greg Spicka, director of athletic communications, is mentioned here as a member of the NCAA Divisions II and III Men’s and Women’s Swimming and Diving Rules Committee. This group oversees the rules and governance within the sport, including rule changes, championship operations and conduct for divisions II and III.
Delaware Law School has renamed their student emergency fund for longtime school administrator Connie Sweeney. The Constance M. Sweeney Student Emergency Fund, announced at Delaware Law's 50th anniversary gala celebration, is in recognition of Sweeney's more than three decades of service and her unwavering commitment to helping students succeed. Dean Todd Clark and Sweeney are both featured in this article about the honor.
This article features thoughts on antitrust trends from 2025 by several experts in the field including Jennifer Sturiale, associate professor at Delaware Law School.