The clinical anatomy lab provides graduate health science students with hands-on access to study anatomy, master techniques and build confidence ahead of practice. In this first-person narrative, physician assistant students Sarah Connors, Jordan Li and Vrunda Patel share how the experience not only teaches them about the body, it deepens their understanding of the human experience.
Winter in Pennsylvania is quickly approaching, and with it comes cold weather and icy roads that require plowing and salting. At Widener, the impending winter has created a learning opportunity.
Widener’s honors program hit a milestone in fall 2025, enrolling 147 students to the program that provides benefits including scholarships, priority registration and enriching academic experiences.
As the newest major in the School of Engineering, Widener’s construction management program lays the groundwork for student success with mentorships, site visits and a close-knit community that builds career paths and lifelong networks.
From class reunions and fireside chats to tailgates and traditions, Homecoming 2025 celebrated the university’s history and the growing Pride community who call Widener home.
For the third year in a row, Widener and the Philadelphia Union teamed up to give area high school students a look at the many career options for working in professional sports.
Jack ’78 and Nancy Dwyer’s gift -- the biggest in Widener’s history -- will rename the nursing program and advance its mission of graduating nurse leaders.
Widener Pride was on full display at the Philadelphia Union for the annual title match. See the highlights from the game.
Widener University Delaware Law School celebrates five decades of resilience, impact, and community. From humble beginnings to becoming a cornerstone of legal education in Delaware and beyond, the school’s legacy is defined by its commitment to justice, leadership, and service. This milestone honors the people who built the institution—and challenges the next generation to carry its mission forward.
Communication studies alumni Dakarai Daniel and Andrew Proctor – back together collaborating on projects – scored an Emmy for their work with the Washington Commanders.