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Widener celebrated the accomplishments of nearly 1,400 graduates over a series of ceremonies on Memorial Field.

President’s Award Winner Ijjae Hill reflects on her time at Widener as she prepares to receive her undergraduate degree.

Driven by student demand and growing diversity on campus, chapters of two historically Black fraternities – Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity, Inc., and Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity, Inc. – have been reactivated on campus.

Widener University's Counseling and Psychological Services and Athletics departments have teamed up to create a new resource for athletes to support mental health and wellbeing.

At Widener, students are engaged across campus in various on-campus jobs that enhance professional development and create a sense of community beyond their classroom experience.

For more than 50 years, co-ops at Widener offer the unique experience for students to get hands-on, paid experience while still graduating on time.

Student Riya Sembhi '25 shares her experience about the education department’s excursion to the U.S. Holocaust Memorial Museum in Washington D.C that expanded her perspective on the devastation of the Holocaust.

Widener has seen a significant increase in international applicants and has welcomed students from across the globe, including countries never represented on campus before.

In recent years, female students, especially those of diverse backgrounds, have emerged in key leaderships roles on campus, including the current all-female Student Government Association executive board.

Widener students have an exceptional new health-focused resource available to them beginning this spring. Registered dietician Nora Abraham is now part of the Widener Dining program.