Widener students have an exceptional new health-focused resource available to them beginning this spring. Registered dietician Nora Abraham is now part of the Widener Dining program.
Responding to student feedback and needs, Widener will shuffle several of its retail dining locations for fall 2023, including moving Moe’s Southwest Grill to the University Center and adding an Auntie Anne’s Pretzels and Cinnabon outlet.
A new partnership between Widener University and The Jed Foundation (JED) will place greater emphasis on mental health at the university and solidify Widener’s commitment to this vital component of well-being.
We sat down with Anthony Pluretti, campus safety director and winner of the 2022 Campus Safety Higher Education Director of the Year award by Campus Safety magazine, to talk about his leadership strategy, how he approaches engaging with the Widener community, and his vision for the campus safety department.
From study advice to puppies to self-care, we humbly offer you our best tips for surviving and thriving in the last days of fall semester. Did we mention puppies?
As the 2022 fall semester gets underway, President Stacey Robertson sets the tone for an exceptional experience by reminding students they belong at Widener, and their presence enriches the university.
From getting involved to asking for help, to the importance of self-care and self-exploration, Widener faculty, staff, and students offer tips to the newest members of the Pride.
Meet Kiara Allison, who joins Widener as Title IX coordinator and equal opportunity officer, and hear how her work supports students and the wider university community.
Since 2019, the team has been holding this potentially lifesaving drive, which has signed up hundreds for the registry and led to one match.
Widener employees who show they care through their interactions with students and visitors make Widener feel like a second home.