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The Year That Kept on Giving

The Communications Team
A drawing shows of an inviting Old Main covered in snow and surrounded by wrapped presents.

Now for the article you’ve all been waiting for. (No? Just us?)

We’re in our gifting era for 2024 so here’s what we’re leaving you. Looking for actual presents? Visit the bookstore. #ShamelessPlug

For everyone on the Chester campus, a new Wawa on MacDade. We had nothing to do with it. But we’ll take credit for it.

To Chester campus (con't.): a working clock on 14th Street. (We put in a work order.)

For students trying to sleep in: a set of broken leaf blowers for the early-morning landscapers. 

To Wolfgram Memorial Library’s Mary McNeil, more TikToks. Please, Queen.  

 

A place in the history books for the Center for Civic Engagement, the Political Engagement Committee, and the political science and communications studies departments: another year of providing our students hands-on experiences in the exercise of democracy. And to Professor Wes Leckrone for driving the van on the longest road trip: a heated seat.

ICYMI: Students Get Firsthand Access to the 2024 New Hampshire Primary

Students holding a blue Widener University flag pose in front of a New Hampshire sign

A parking spot and office for Steve the HOP* that includes a cupboard for his cowbell and space for cozy doggy beds for Siena and Lucia.  

*husband of the president

 

For Widener besties and fellow law deans, andré douglas pond cummings and Todd Clark: armfuls of Taylor Swift friendship bracelets. ⚖️💙💛

Law Deans Todd Clark and andré douglas pond cummings. 

More hours in the day go to President Stacey, so she can attend even more university-wide events, meals and athletic competitions than she already does. And an energy drink. Oh wait, she doesn’t need it. 

@wu.pres.robertson

To our whole university community: a year of beautiful sunsets and astronomical happenings like eclipses and northern lights. 

Photo by IG @coleswim

To our returning and incoming students: we’re manifesting a smooth FAFSA process for 2025-26. Positive vibes only. A special shout out to everyone at Widener who navigated last year’s federal debacle. We’re looking at you Admissions and Financial Aid, just to name a few.

To our Widener family: a restful, rejuvenating winter break. You belong back here in January. See you soon.  

And to all, a gn.