Associate Professor Janice Krumm and the Delaware Museum of Natural History secured a one-year grant for approximately $75,000 from the National Science Foundation to create a national network to support research courses that connect students with digitized natural history collections.
Widener’s undergraduate and graduate special education programs provide aspiring teachers with the tools they need to find success in a growing and evolving field.
Widener's Small Business Development Center is leading the way in helping clients build their businesses and students build their careers.
Student faculty-research team uses red wine derivative to stop progression of Alzheimer’s disease.
A psychology student-faculty research team is trying to determine what influences our choices in the foods we eat.
Interdisciplinary course brings biomedical engineering and nursing students together to tackle real-world issues in the health field.
Numerous Widener faculty split their time between their respective fields and preparing the next generation of professionals.
Widener students and faculty shared their experiences with high-impact practices, including service learning activities, research with faculty, internships and co-ops, study abroad, and senior projects.
The 2019 Honors Week included multiple special events around campus, highlighted by the eighth annual Voices of Leadership program featuring Leanne Caret, president and chief executive officer of Boeing Defense, Space & Security.
From day one, robotics engineering students gain hands-on experiences and develop leadership skills to prepare for this cutting-edge field.