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From events to help you de-stress, to tips for self-care, we’ve got your end-of-semester survival guide.

By telling her story of surviving anxiety and depression, Isabelle Nicholas ‘28, a graduate clinical psychology student and the crowned Miss New Jersey 2025, is giving others the tools and resources to find their voice and reach recovery.

Widener is expanding mental health initiatives and combatting stigma with new grant-funded programs that focus on student well-being through program accessibility, awareness of services and peer engagement.

Known as WAVE, the federally-funded initiative is bringing together voices and perspectives from across campus – including, and especially, students – with the goal of providing people with the tools and skills needed to change culture.

A new partnership with TELUS Health offers students a comprehensive wellness app for mental health support and resources, emphasizing accessibility and convenience.

The last few weeks of the semester can bring tons of stress as we complete final projects and prepare for final exams. So we scoured campus and asked our experts for their best suggestions to help you navigate it all.

Partnering with faculty advisors, more than 60 students participated in the annual Summer Undergraduate Research & Creative Activities (SURCA) program, applying what they’ve learned in the classroom to real-life, hands-on projects.

It was a summer of significant campus renovations and refreshes, all designed to improve the living and learning experience for students, faculty, and staff.

The Athletic Faculty Advisor Program is helping bridge the divide between academics and athletics, with the goal of supporting students, improving communication, and strengthening connections across 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.