Ross Steinman, professor and co-chair of the psychology department, comments on ways in which brands are changing their advertising and marketing messages to promote products that have historically been considered taboo.
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Aramark, the university's dining service partner, launched a comprehensive strategy to significantly reduce single-use plastics across their operations, including an Earth Day 2021 campaign at Widener that eliminated the use of 2,000 plastic bags.
Sex educator and researcher Jane Fleishman, a graduate of the Center for Human Sexuality Studies, is a guest on the podcast.
Anthony Wheeler, professor and dean of the School of Business Administration, shares best practices for businesses as they begin to transition employees back into the office as pandemic closures subside.
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Widener Law School graduate Renée Robeson was sworn in as acting prosecutor of Hunterdon County, New Jersey.
Makayla Richman will study allied health at Widener after earning an associate's degree from Salem Community College one month before graduating from Salem County Vocational-Technical School.
Delaware Law School graduate Kevin O'Connell was sworn in as the fourth Chief Defender of the Delaware Office of Defense Services.
This Q&A on credit card sign-up bonuses features Brian Larson, professor, chair of the management department, and director of the sport and event management program.
Jill Family, professor and director of the Law and Government Institute at Widener Law Commonwealth, is quoted in this article about the recommended reforms to the H-1B lottery process.
This special commencement issue spotlights father and daughter Gary and Stephanie Pollino who received bachelor of science in nursing degrees together this May.
India Thusi, associate professor at Delaware Law School, comments on critical race theory in this article on race, politics and education policy.
Ijjae Hill, a sophomore visual and performing arts major enrolled in the pre-physical therapy program, writes about a grant she secured from the Corella and Bertram F. Bonner Foundation’s Racial Justice Community Fund, and her drive to address health disparities in Chester.
After initially voting against the request, the Central Bucks School District's Board of Directors voted in favor of sending a teacher to attend Widener's new Affirming Schools for Transgender Students training program.
This news segment addressing the anxiety people may experience ahead of returning to the office, after working from home during the COVID-19 lockdown, includes an interview with Chris Carideo, head coach of the men's basketball team.
Plymouth Whitemarsh High School senior Mia Ruggiero has signed a letter of intent to join the Pride's women's swimming team.
Norma Thomas, an adjunct professor of social work and former baccalaureate program director in the Center for Social Work Education, was named the 2021 recipient of the Outstanding Fellow award by the Advisory Board of Penn State Lafayette, The Eberly Campus. The award honors a community leader whose support of the campus has been so exemplary as to warrant special recognition.
Delaware Law School graduate Rick Kahlbaugh is featured in this Q&A. Kahlbaugh is chief executive officer, president and chairman of Fortegra.
This feature article highlights a special impromptu commencement held at Delaware Law School last week for Daniel S. Timmerman, a recent law graduate and general surgeon who was caught in surgery and missed his scheduled ceremony.
President Julie E. Wollman is guest on the podcast discussing the university's mission, the distinct Widener student experience and specific initiatives taking place across campus related to common ground and diversity, equity, and inclusion.
Michael Dimino, professor of law at Widener Law Commonwealth, explains the language in the Second Amendment in relation to militia groups, which this news segment reports have been on the rise in the past year.