Completing an undergraduate degree is challenging. Even with the addition of extra curriculars, additional study programs, work, and a global pandemic, Alex Polón excelled and has been chosen as the 2022 President's Award winner.
Since 2019, the team has been holding this potentially lifesaving drive, which has signed up hundreds for the registry and led to one match.
In 1972, as the school transitioned away from a military college, two varsity women’s sports debuted – field hockey and basketball – paving the way for many more to come.
Robotics engineering sophomore Alex Kristeller became the first Pride field athlete to win a national title, clinching the NCAA Division III championship in weight throw.
Before we welcome 2022, we're taking a look back at the year that was - and trust us when we say, 2021 was a whole vibe.
Meet Devin Hartnett, the Super Smash Bros. Melee aficionado who serves as head coach of the Pride’s Esports team, a close-knit group that feels like family.
As we mark Widener's bicentennial, we’re looking back at some of the stories and people who have informed this place – the traditions, events, and characters whose impact and legacies still resonate.
Widener students thrive in the sport and event management program thanks to connections to industry insiders who share their knowledge and access to internships and jobs.
There are many ways to earn a bachelor of science in nursing (BSN) degree. Widener’s program offers an assortment of degree tracks that meet students where they are to help them graduate into the health care field or take the next step in their careers.
Before they graduate, we're taking a look back at the Class of 2020 and their time at Widener.