The Inside-Out program is one of many ways that Widener faculty, students, and alumni from a range of disciplines are confronting injustices in the U.S. criminal justice system.
Widener’s Gender, Women & Sexuality Studies program and the Wolfgram Memorial Library's Sexuality Archives secured $10,000 from the Council of Independent Colleges to fund undergraduate research.
Widener communication studies and political science students experienced the New Hampshire primary firsthand on a four-day trip to the early primary state.
Widener students used their summer research project to build a potentially life-saving mental health resources on campus.
Widener alumnus Markevis Gideon and his business partners appeared on the popular ABC show Shark Tank to pitch investment in their fast repair technology company.
Widener University’s faculty are leaders in their fields and mentors who empower students to pursue professional success. This dedication to excellence was showcased at the 2019 Faculty Awards Banquet...
Profile of 1980 alumnus Terry Halvorsen, a history graduate who spent decades in military/public service and now works as an executive at Samsung Electronics.
When junior communication studies majors Carly Dunbar and Lindsey Cooper entered the International Video Production Competition, they wanted to show off what makes Philadelphia special. They did just...
Widener University is partnering with Rosemont College to offer an accelerated program in which students earn a bachelor’s degree in English and creative writing from Widener and a master’s degree in creative writing or publishing from Rosemont in only five years.
Widener University is pleased to announce the addition of Lt. Col. David Gunther as professor and chair of the Department of Military Science. In this role, Gunther serves as the officer in charge of the U.S. Army ROTC program based on the Widener University campus.