Student News

Leo-Paul Wahl, a biomedical engineering student, received this year’s President’s Award for his academic excellence and service-centered leadership in student organizations across campus.

Nearly half of a million dollars in grants will fund undergraduate and graduate research to advance innovations from self-driving sensing technologies to sustainable low-carbon construction materials.

Filing taxes can become a time consuming and costly annual process for many Americans. Students from the School of Business Administration helped to alleviate that burden this tax season.

A new partnership with TELUS Health offers students a comprehensive wellness app for mental health support and resources, emphasizing accessibility and convenience.

Faculty in the School of Business Administration found an opportunity with the Philadelphia Union to have students interacting directly with fans for hands-on research experience that has international potential.

Undergraduate and graduate nursing students are gaining the leadership skills and experiences needed to advance their careers and transform the health care industry.

Career Design and Development recently launched its free, not-for-credit Careers by Design Canvas course as a one-stop resource for students and faculty to access all that Career Design & Development has to offer.

Widener's College of Arts and Sciences recently launched a new approach to general education courses in the ASC 101: Thinking Through series of classes required for all students.

All eyes were on New Hampshire for their 2024 Primary Election, and Widener had boots on the ground to experience the festivities firsthand.

As a teen, I protested racism by skipping school on Martin Luther King Jr.'s birthday. Now that we recognize him with a federal holiday – and I’m an educator – I teach my Widener students about the joys of public service.