Shaun Harper, one of the nation’s most highly respected racial equity scholars, spoke to the Widener community about how colleges and universities can move beyond words and performative action to become more anti-racist.
Guided by the ethos “We’re All Widener,” the university explores the legacy of Martin Luther King Jr. on this national holiday and echoes his commitment to a more just world through our actions and programs.
From dual enrollment to the new Pride Scholars Accelerated College Program, the university offers numerous opportunities for high school students to jumpstart their college and professional careers, saving them time and money.
Before we welcome 2022, we're taking a look back at the year that was - and trust us when we say, 2021 was a whole vibe.
Two students are working to bring the civil rights movement history to life with a walking tour on campus.
Seven leaders from across university departments and disciplines come together to discuss Widener’s collective future.
Meet Devin Hartnett, the Super Smash Bros. Melee aficionado who serves as head coach of the Pride’s Esports team, a close-knit group that feels like family.
As we mark Widener's bicentennial, we’re looking back at some of the stories and people who have informed this place – the traditions, events, and characters whose impact and legacies still resonate.
Finding the right university can be a challenge. With one-on-one guidance from advisors and faculty, students who transfer to Widener find the right degree path, career mentorships and a second home with the Pride.
Exciting improvements to the Office of Student Success will empower students to thrive in all settings: indoors or outdoors, on campus or off, in person or virtually.