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Benjamin Sibilla graduated in May 2020 with a bachelor’s degree in civil engineering.

This article highlights local universities and colleges, including Widener, that held successful fall semesters amid the Coronavirus. It also included Widener's COVID testing and surveillance plan for the spring semester.

This Battleground PA podcast brought together a panel of experts, including Widener Law Commonwealth Professor Michael Dimino, to discuss post-election legal challenges and the legality of presidential pardons.

Widener alumnus Joseph Meloche was named New Jersey's 2021 Superintendent of the Year, putting him now in contention for the American Association of School Administrators' National Superintendent of the Year award.

Dave Weiman, adjunct professor of clinical psychology, is a guest on this podcast about managing holiday stress.

Associate Professor Jeff Lolli offers expert commentary and advice for graduates entering the job market during the pandemic.

This article includes an interview with Delaware Law School student Jessica L. Mazzeo as part of the series ‘5 Steps We Must Take To Truly Create An Inclusive, Representative, and Equitable Society." 

A profile on Delaware Law School graduate Justin Alberto and his experience working with those impacted by the opioid pandemic. 

Grace Evans won a High School Leadership Award presented by Widener in partnership with NBC10.

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As winter begins, Professor Harry Augensen provides a guide for the upcoming stars and constellations.

Susan Hensel, adjunct law professor at Widener Law Commonwealth and director of licensing at the Pennsylvania Gaming Control Board, was named to the iGB Most Influential Women list.

In reference to complaints filed against Cumberland County Judge Thomas Placey, Michael Dimino, professor at Widener Law Commonwealth, comments on the rules and procedures in place to examine a judge's behavior.

Widener in partnership with NBC10 recognized 160 students from throughout the Greater Philadelphia region as winners of the 2020 High School Leadership Awards during a virtual event with remarks from President Julie E. Wollman and NBC10’s Tracy Davidson.

President Julie E. Wollman, Katie Herschede, vice president for strategic initiatives and chief of staff, and Matthew Hartley, a member of the Board of Trustees, penned this opinion article detailing an innovative scenario planning exercise held with the Board of Trustees. The experience provided a window on pandemic-related decision-making.

Michael Dimino, professor at Widener Law Commonwealth, comments on lawsuits filed by Pennsylvania Republicans and the Trump Administration to dispute the state's election results.

This article recognizes high school students in Northeast Philadelphia for winning a High School Leadership Award from Widener and NBC 10. 

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Michael Dimino, law professor at Widener Law Commonwealth, weighs in on the latest lawsuit filed in Pennsylvania's Commonwealth Court disputing the constitutionality of Act 77,  which allows for mail-in ballots.

Angie Corbo, associate professor and chair of the communication studies department, offers advice on how to manage conflicts at the Thanksgiving table this year.

Widener graduate Lise Deguire shares activities to ground you during this year's unusual holiday season.

As COVID-19 infection rates remain prominent in the U.S., Danielle Durant, assistant professor of Healthcare Management, and Austin Klein, a student in the MD/MBA-HCM program, examine the current health care system and argues that Americans should start to take responsibility for their own health and adopt healthy behaviors.