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A campus job at Widener gives you hands-on experience, new connections, and flexible opportunities. Whether you qualify for work study or not, there are plenty of ways to find the right fit for you.

Starting college means learning a lot of new systems—class schedules, dining, finances, safety, campus events. It’s normal to feel a little overwhelmed. But here’s the good news: with just a little digital organizing, you can keep your most-used Widener tools only a tap or click away.

Summer break is a time to recharge and expand your skills beyond academics by pursuing professional growth through jobs, volunteering, and internships, while also prioritizing personal well-being with self-care and travel. Additionally, reflecting on and improving academic strategies can set you up for future success, making it crucial to balance productivity and relaxation.

Get excited for next semester by starting your search and developing your course plan. Here, we'll dive into Foundation & Transformation core requirements and strategies to discover new topics to take your academic journey to new heights, as well as guidance to register with confidence.

Philanthropy at Widener goes beyond financial contributions; it’s about fostering a culture of giving that strengthens the campus community. Students can make a difference through volunteering, mentorship, and advocating for causes that support the university’s growth and success.

Imagine having a support system that’s always there—ready to help, no matter what you're facing. The TELUS Health Student Support app offers free, confidential support just a click away. Whether you...

Dear CD&D is your go-to career advice blog post, covering job applications, networking, and interview strategies. Learn how to optimize your resume, expand your connections, and prepare effectively to stand out and succeed.

FERPA gives you the power to take control of your educational records, letting you decide who can access your academic, financial, and personal information. By understanding your rights, you can fully embrace your independence while still building trust and collaboration with the people who support you.

Procrastination can seriously impact your academic performance, stress levels, and overall well-being, but with a few simple strategies, you can turn things around. By managing your time effectively, breaking tasks into smaller steps, and using resources like tutoring and academic coaching, you can stay focused, reduce stress, and set yourself up for success.

Part three of the Transformational College Experience series focuses on actionable self-care strategies, including gratitude journaling, boundary setting, and leveraging mental health resources. Led by award-winning alum Dante DiBattista ’17, this session empowers students to prioritize well-being, cultivate inner peace, and create positive change in their lives.