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Though it was hard to narrow down, we bring you the best of 2022.

From Living Learning Communities to Gender Inclusive Housing, Widener has intentionally built communities that bring together students of similar backgrounds, interests, and academic pursuits to further support and promote camaraderie on campus.

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?

International student-athletes have found a second home playing for the Pride. Embraced by the campus, these students bring new perspectives, both on the field and off.

Widener's School of Business Administration's Future of Work Conference brought learning and networking opportunities to students to prepare them for the ever-changing professional landscape.

Engineering majors Sean Crook and Nick Lambert are the latest recipients of the Department of Defense’s SMART scholarship, which puts them on track to join the department’s civilian workforce after graduation where they’ll advance the science and engineering technology behind some of the country’s service branches.

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.

Widener's Social Work Master's (MSW) program celebrates its 30th anniversary.

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.

Students often turn down or turn away from unpaid internships in their fields because of economic considerations. A new, donor-funded program is designed to help overcome the financial barrier.