Pride men's soccer players Aiden Martinelli ’28 and Jackson Birster ‘28 authored this article reflecting on their participation in an annual youth soccer clinic hosted by men's and women's soccer. Martinelli and Birster share their gratitude for opportunities to work with community youth and for being able to expose them to the sport they love.
This article features 2026 graduate Amanda Rappa '26, a communication studies student who was named the 2026 President's Award winner on the Chester campus. The honor recognizes a graduating student who has contributed the most to campus life through academics and participation in extracurricular activities.
Delaware Law School is recognized on this list of the best LLM programs for international students.
Coverage from both of Widener's law campuses is featured in this edition of the AALS weekly newsletter including Commonwealth Law School's recent student awards ceremony and spotlight on alumna Christine Corado '93, as well as Delaware Law School's annual awards ceremony and Assistant Professor of Law Keeshea Turner Roberts' participation in the inaugural Progressive Scholars Workshop hosted by the Society of American Law Teachers.
Widener received bronze in the Philadelphia Inquirer's 2026 Favorites contest in the college / university category.
Delaware Law School Distinguished Professor Alan Garfield authored this opinion article following a recent U.S. Supreme Court ruling in Louisiana v. Callais, a case involving Congressional district mapping.
Todd Clark, dean of Delaware Law School, recently participated in the Opportunity LIVES Here summit hosted by the Riverfront Development Corporation of Delaware and the Delaware River and Bay Authority.
Assistant Professor Sarah Everhart, director of the Environmental and Natural Resources Law Clinic at Delaware Law School, authored this article which examines the Delaware State Constitution. Everhart covers history, unique characteristics and more.
Commonwealth Law School has received an "A" rating on this list of law schools recognized for their environmental law program.
This segment features 2026 graduate Delorean Andrews and his journey to commencement. Andrews received his bachelor's in organizational development and leadership yesterday.
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Delaware Law School Emeritus Professor Lawrence Hamermesh offers expert insight in this article discussing recent decisions by major companies to move their incorporation from Delaware to Texas.
Widener has joined the Scholars Network, a national workforce model that connects students, universities and healthcare employers to create direct, lower-debt pathways into clinical careers. Director of Strategic Clinical Partnerships Jane Oeffner is quoted sharing how this program will benefit students pursuing healthcare careers.
Belle Nicholas, a graduate clinical psychology student and the 2025 Miss New Jersey, recently visited Bergen Arts & Sciences Charter High School to speak with students about her struggles with anxiety.
This episode of Far and Widener features Bart Miller, a 2005 graduate of Widener University and chief executive officer of Covisian in the United States. With more than 25 years of experience in call center operations, software development, and executive leadership, Bart has built a career defined by innovation, resilience, and people‑first leadership.
Bart’s entrepreneurial journey began while he was still a Widener MBA student, when he launched his own customer service call center. That venture grew into a successful company that was later acquired by Covisian, a global organization headquartered in Italy. Today, as CEO of Covisian (US), Bart is focused on transforming the customer care industry through the strategic use of artificial intelligence—enhancing agent productivity, improving customer experiences, and redefining how technology and human talent work together at scale.
In addition to his Widener MBA, Bart holds a bachelor’s degree in accounting from Quinnipiac University and a master’s degree in legal studies in conflict resolution from Washington University in St. Louis. He has founded and led multiple organizations, built strong internal cultures centered on employee growth, and helped teams navigate both rapid expansion and moments of crisis. He also serves as a board member and treasurer of the Online Lenders Alliance.
In this conversation, Bart reflects on how his Widener experience shaped his leadership approach, the lessons learned building companies from the ground up, and what the rise of artificial intelligence means for businesses, workers, and everyday life.
This week's AALS newsletter featured coverage of Commonwealth Law School's recent student-led Public Interest Auction which raised more than $10,000 to support students pursuing unpaid public service opportunities.
Widener's Diagnostic Medical Sonography program is launching a new initiative that benefits expectant mothers who would like to get one more look at their babies in the months or weeks leading up to childbirth, while allowing Widener students to get experience conducting maternal fetal ultrasounds. Program Director Megan Stone and Clinical Coordinator Cindy Hillen are quoted about the opportunity and how it is a win-win for students and moms-to-be.
Delaware Law School Associate Professor Geeta Kohli provides expert commentary in this article following Dell's decision to pull their incorporation out of Delaware. Kohli says that while there has been news of companies opting to remove their incorporation from Delaware recently, many companies and organizations still prefer to be incorporated in the state.
Widener students, faculty, staff and alumni took part in a recent event in recognition of the deeply rooted history of sports in the city of Chester. Students contributed to research into the subject, and the university was represented as a primary event sponsor. Associate Professor Marina Barnett, assistant provost for civic engagement, shares about the work students did.
Commonwealth Law School Emeritus Professor John Dernbach will be participating in an upcoming climate webinar hosted by Columbia Law School.
This article references scholarly work by Elizabeth Beavers, assistant professor at Delaware Law School.