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.
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...
It can be hard to know how to talk to a friend who's going through something tough, especially if you're worried about hurting them. In honor of October being Domestic Violence Awareness Month, WAVE has compiled a few tips for helping a friend. If you think a friend may be in an unhealthy or even abusive relationship, these nine tips can help you start the conversation in a supportive and caring way.
The Peer Success Coaching Program helps students navigate college life by providing personalized guidance, skill-building strategies, and encouragement from trained student leaders. Through one-on-one coaching, workshops, and community events, Peer Success Coaches empower students to set goals, build confidence, and connect with campus resources to thrive academically and personally.
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.