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Widener faculty across many disciplines are finding creative ways to help students understand the current Coronavirus pandemic.

The Inside-Out program is one of many ways that Widener faculty, students, and alumni from a range of disciplines are confronting injustices in the U.S. criminal justice system.

Widener University will welcome a newly elected chair to its Board of Trustees this spring, and the leader is an alumnus who is focused on the future. Paul Beideman, who earned his Master of Business...

Widener’s Gender, Women & Sexuality Studies program and the Wolfgram Memorial Library's Sexuality Archives secured $10,000 from the Council of Independent Colleges to fund undergraduate research.

Zora Wolfe, an associate professor in Widener’s Center for Education, shares ways for parents, students, and educators to smoothly transition to online learning.

Widener’s Office of Student Engagement is converting already-scheduled programming into virtual formats, creating new online events, and harnessing the power of social media to keep students connected.

As the university resumes the spring semester through digital learning and working environments, Career Design and Development transitioned online to offer virtual support and programming.

President Julie E. Wollman thanks the Widener community for stepping up to meet the challenges of the Coronavirus.

From closed retail stores to restaurants only serving take-out, small businesses across the region are feeling the economic challenges of the COVID-19 pandemic. But, the Widener University Small...

Widener student-faculty teams from across the academic disciplines are contributing to the growing body of climate and environmental research, exploring ways to effectively address the issues and push the planet toward a healthier, greener, and more sustainable future.