The Widener University community celebrated and continued the legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. with community service and commemorative events. Events included:
President Julie Wollman welcomes faculty, staff and students to the start of the spring semester.
Widener's hospitality and tourism program partnered with the Chester Upland School District and Holy Trinity Lutheran Church to host a fundraising dinner.
Senior nursing students traveled to Peru as part a fall semester population health course to learn about the delivery of care from an international and cultural perspective.
Widener University recognizes nine undergraduates named Millennium Fellows through a national leadership development program presented by the United Nations Academic Impact and the Millennium Campus Network.
Widener alumnus leads nonprofit on a mission to support Guinean students
Students host service and outreach programs in memory of Martin Luther King Jr.
Stetser Elementary School now has a library – thanks to four students in Widener’s Community Engaged Teacher Education (CETE) program.
