In the face of COVID-19, students across disciplines continued faculty-guided research and hands-on projects to present their work virtually in the two-decade-old tradition of Student Projects Day.
Students and student-run organizations are more determined than ever to give back at a time when it’s needed most.
Living Learning Communities help first-year students transition to campus, find a home, and achieve academic success. Several new ones are set to debut in the fall.
Professor Ellen Boyda, director of the Widener Community Nursing Clinic, penned this opinion article featured in The Spirit to outline how the clinic adjusted its delivery of care in the midst of COVID-19 to now offer telemedicine services.
Widener University alumni are leaders in their fields—and now they are using skills learned at Widener to serve on the front lines of COVID-19 responses.
Donna McCloskey, a professor in the School of Business Administration, shares advice on how to set boundaries when work and home life collide.
Widener University students who return to campus next year will find a number of exciting improvements to campus dining services. The changes are being made in response to many student requests. In...
After shifting courses to an online environment, programs are harnessing the power of technology to supplement teaching requirements and simulate hands-on learning experience from a safe distance.
In response to COVID-19, Widener has launched an immersive, digital experience where accepted students can personally connect with the university.
Widener University has named Anthony Wheeler, PhD, as dean of the School of Business Administration. He starts on July 1, 2020. “Dr. Anthony Wheeler brings energy, intelligence and creativity to the...