Welcome to the mySuccess blog! Here, we bring you thought leadership from various partners across our campus. Explore insightful perspectives and valuable insights shared by our diverse community to empower your journey towards success.
From understanding your finances to finding your classes and making new friends, your first weeks at Widener are the perfect time to build a strong foundation. Discover practical tips and campus resources to help you feel confident, connected, and prepared for the semester ahead.
Summer is here, bringing a well-deserved break from classes, deadlines, and campus routines. Discover simple ways to support your mental health, find joy in everyday moments, and make the most of the season while staying connected to Widener resources.
Finals week can feel overwhelming with exams, projects, and personal responsibilities piling up, but starting early and staying organized can help you avoid last-minute cramming. By creating a study schedule, using your notes and course materials, seeking support, and prioritizing self-care, you can manage your workload and feel more confident going into your exams.
Study Away may seem out of reach, but many common concerns about cost, academics, and value are based on myths. Learn how it can be more accessible than you think while still keeping you on track with your goals.
Civic engagement is a powerful way to get involved, meet people, and make a difference during your time at Widener. Along the way, you’ll build valuable skills, grow in confidence, and discover what matters most to you.
College is an exciting time full of new challenges and opportunities. But with all the independence that comes with college life, it can sometimes feel overwhelming to handle everything on your own. That's where self-advocacy comes in!
Living with a roommate can be fun, but it can also get tricky when routines, schedules, or expectations don’t line up. This guide offers practical tips to help you communicate, compromise, and work through common roommate challenges with less stress.
As the days get shorter and colder, many students notice shifts in mood, energy, and focus — signs of Seasonal Affective Disorder (SAD), a common experience during the fall and winter months.
The holiday season is here, bringing a chance to celebrate community and engage in meaningful giving. This blog post highlights handmade creations from members of the Widener community. Every business...
College finances can be confusing. Knowing what’s coming and having a plan makes it manageable. In this guide, you’ll learn how to understand your student bill, avoid late fees, budget effectively...