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Widener has piloted VMock, an artificial intelligence-based résumé evaluating software, to help students in their job searches.

Nearly all of the current club team coaches are Widener graduates and former players themselves, drawn back to the university and their teams as a way to give back and stay involved.

Widener received the “It’s on Us” grant to bring awareness and tools to campus for the prevention of sexual violence. The Green Dot program is one way Widener is making campus safe for all.

Widener alumnus Markevis Gideon and his business partners appeared on the popular ABC show Shark Tank to pitch investment in their fast repair technology company.

The National Science Foundation awarded Professor Dawn Gulick $748,000 to continue developing an innovative orthopedic device aimed at improving joint mobility through quantitative assessment.

Widener University’s faculty are leaders in their fields and mentors who empower students to pursue professional success. This dedication to excellence was showcased at the 2019 Faculty Awards Banquet...

Senior nursing students gained hands-on experience on how to respond during a large-scale emergency at the annual disaster simulation on campus.

What do Widener University, children, and the boogeyman have in common? They all love Halloween, and this year at Widener, it will be a bigger deal than ever. Starting on Oct. 25 and lasting through...

Widener's hospitality and tourism program partnered with the Chester Upland School District and Holy Trinity Lutheran Church to host a fundraising dinner.

Numerous Widener students and alumni have carved out successful careers in government and politics, working both behind the scenes and in elected positions.