Widener has welcomed Cary Caro as dean of the School of Business Administration. We sat down with Caro to learn more about his background and his vision for the future of business education at Widener.
One year after the closure of Crozer-Chester Medical Center, the Diagnostic Medical Sonography and Radiologic Technology programs are thriving in their new home on Widener’s Chester campus.
Robin Dole and Joe Gelormini’s shared connection to Widener reflects a deep, ongoing commitment to the university’s growth and impact, from Robin’s decades of leadership as a faculty member and now dean, to Joe’s engagement as both an undergraduate and graduate alumnus. Together, they support efforts that expand hands-on learning opportunities and strengthen services for the surrounding community.
Widener’s roots as Pennsylvania Military College still echo across the university today. The newly launched PMC website honors its role in the university’s history and helps carry its story forward for future generations.
This article spotlights Widener's 1821 Experience Pre-Orientation Program designed to help incoming undergraduate students transition into college life before general orientation begins. Hosted by the Office of Student Inclusion & Belonging, this year's program will run Aug. 13-17.
This article features comments from Commonwealth Law School graduate Jessica Collier '24 sharing her advice for students considering attending law school
Widener welcomed high school students to campus for the first artificial intelligence summer camp hosted by the computer science department. The camp, running July 14-15, exposes students to practical uses of AI and how AI is shaping the future.
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