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U.S. Senate Race: Stakes likely higher for Fetterman at Tuesday night's debate with Oz
Professor Wes Leckrone is quoted on the upcoming debate between U.S. Senate candidates John Fetterman and Dr. Mehmet Oz.
Lancaster County college news: Oct. 21, 2022
Brian Hoffman, a chemistry and chemical engineering student, is mentioned for his win at the SURCA 2022 Symposium for his work alongside faculty advisor Dipendu Saha.
New ACCESS Community Center to Open in Chester
Widener University is mentioned for its financial support of the newly opened ACCESS Community Center in Chester.
Donald R. Kirk Honored with Chair’s Award for Leadership, Management Roles
Juliet Moringiello, associate dean for academic affairs at Widener Commonwealth Law School, shares her experience working alongside colleague Donald Kirk as Kirk was honored by the American Bar Association Business Law Section.
Community volunteering makes Widener a stronger partner
Keesha Chavis, associate vice president of human resources, authored an article talking about volunteer work by Widener faculty, staff, and students in helping to build a playground in Chester.
9 Things You Need to Know Before You Have Anal Sex
Justin Sitron, associate professor in the Center for Human Sexuality Studies, is quoted discussing sexual wellness.
Law associations to co-host event at COP27: The Role of the Legal Profession in the Climate Crisis
John C. Dernbach, professor of environmental law and sustainability at Widener Commonwealth Law School, is mentioned for his upcoming participation in an event during the United Nations Climate Change Conference.
Widener University Homecoming Coverage
Widener University's Homecoming 2022 celebrations are featured.
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Cultivating a Sense of the Belonging in a STEM Classroom
Taziah Kenney, a doctoral student in the Center for Education, published an opinion piece on creating a feeling of belonging in STEM classrooms.
Mehmet Oz Admits John Fetterman's Health Shouldn't Stop Him From Running
Professor Wes Leckrone is quoted discussing new developments in the U.S. Senate race between John Fetterman and Mehmet Oz.
The Real Reason Alex Jones Was Hit With a Nearly $1 Billion Sandy Hook Judgment
Delaware Law Professor John Culhane published an opinion piece on the verdict in the civil case brought against Alex Jones by families of the Sandy Hook Elementary School shooting victims.
6 College Police Chiefs, Security Directors Share Tips to Enhance Campus Safety
Anthony Pluretti, executive director of campus safety, is featured with his insight on enhancing campus safety.
How to get a small business loan in Philly
Widener University's Small Business Development Center is mentioned as part of an article about getting support for a small business in the Philadelphia area. Widener's SBDC is one of two in the area.
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Kaboom! A Community Comes Together to Build a Playground in Chester's Sun Village Park
Widener University is featured for the university's work in helping to build Sun Village Community Park in Chester. Faculty, staff, and students volunteered in the collaborative effort.
Volunteers build new Chester playground
Widener University faculty, staff, and students volunteered with other local organizations to build a playground at Sun Village Park in Chester.
Here are fall 2022 enrollment numbers for Philly-area colleges and universities
Widener University is included on a list discussing enrollment numbers for area schools.
Delaware Supreme Court strikes down new laws expanding voting
Stephen Friedman, professor of law at Widener Delaware Law School, is featured discussing the Delaware Supreme Court's decision to strike down vote-by-mail and same-day voter registration in the state.
See also: Delaware Law Weekly
Election 2022: The race to represent the 4th Congressional District
Two Widener alumni are featured in the race for Pennsylvania's 4th Congressional District seat. Incumbent Madeleine Dean '84 and Christian Nascimento '97, who is also a member of the Board of Trustees.
Delaware Supreme Court finds vote by mail, same-day registration unconstitutional
Stephen Friedman, professor of law at Widener Delaware Law School, is quoted in an article discussing the Delaware Supreme Court's decision to strike down vote-by-mail and same-day voter registration in the state.
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