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In this video, Widener Law Commonwealth Professor Michael Dimino discusses Buckley v. Valeo and why it is the most important campaign finance case ever decided by the Supreme Court.

Alison K. Dougherty, associate vice president of Human Resources and Title IX coordinator, comments on how the Coronavirus may impact Title IX investigations on college campuses.

The 3rd Annual Healthcare Compliance Symposium, hosted by Delaware Law School and First Healthcare Compliance Announce, has moved to a virtual event on April 23.

Lenin Agudo, director of the Widener University Small Business Development Center (SBDC), talks about a digital resource hub the SBDC created to help small businesses during closures caused by the Coronavirus.

Widener joins colleges and universities around the country to extend the May 1 deadline to accept admission offers.

Natalie Chaykin, a graduate student in clinical psychology, advises that people stick to their regular sleep schedule even while working from home during COVID-19 social distancing.

A Q&A with Andrew Enders, a graduate of Widener Law Commonwealth.

Lawrence Hamermesh, professor emeritus at Delaware Law School, is quoted in an article outlining a Delaware Supreme Court decision involving Securities Act disputes.

A look back at the services provided by Widener nursing students at Stinson Tower in Chester, before clinicals ended in response to the Coronavirus outbreak.

The Widener University Recital Series scheduled to run this semester has been canceled.

Delaware Law School has suspended classes to make the shift to all classes online starting on Thursday, March 19.

This article references former Vice President Joe Biden's time as an adjunct professor at Delaware Law School between 1991 and 2008.

Larry Hamermesh, professor emeritus at Delaware Law School, is quoted in this article examining the delayed trial involving Elon Musk and his purchase of SolarCity in 2016.

Kiarra Sylvester, a graduate student in the human sexuality and social work dual program, writes about the most popular names on Tinder, an online dating program.  

Rodney Smolla, dean of the Delaware Law School, spoke on this podcast about his career and offers practical advice for law students.

Dean of Students John Downey, as well as Widener students and their parents, were interviewed for this segment that focused on move-outs happening at local colleges and universities in a proactive response to the Coronavirus.

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Coverage of the university's proactive decision to move all face-to-face classes to online delivery through the remainder of the spring semester in an effort to safeguard the health and safety of the campus community and beyond. See also:

Notre Dame Academy High School senior Gianna Samuels will join the women's basketball team and enroll in the university's 3+3 physical therapy program next fall.

Widener alumni Bill and Trish Guglielmi will be honored this month for their combined decades of community service to the Boy Scouts of America and other community organizations.

Kenn Tacchino, a professor in the School of Business Administration, writes about the difficulties associated with not only saving money for retirement, but spending it.