My Well-Being
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Feel Supported. Feel Empowered. Feel Your Best.
We often say, “We’re All Widener,” and it’s more than a catchy phrase. It embodies our commitment to helping you thrive: to excel not just academically, but in all the ways that are meaningful to you. Your mental, physical, and emotional health are essential to a fulfilling life and rewarding career—that's why it's our top priority.
Our campus is home to a range of resources and services that bolster every aspect of your well-being. We encourage you to take advantage of each one. With these tools under your belt, and a dedicated community by your side, you're poised for success.
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Success Blog
Your Vote, Your Voice: A Student Guide to the 2026 General Election
College is your time to find your voice and make it count. With election season around the corner, now’s the time to get registered, informed, and engaged. The Center for Civic Engagement and Political Engagement Committee are here to help you feel prepared and confident casting your vote.
How to Meet People at the Start of the Semester (Even If You’re Shy)
Making friends at the start of college can feel intimidating, but small, everyday interactions can help you start building connections. Explore simple ways to meet people through classes, clubs, campus events, study groups, volunteering, and more.
Make the Most of Your First Two Weeks at Widener
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.
Recent News
Widener Dining Serves Up Belonging with New Dishes and Experiences
From exciting culinary-inspired events to meaningful collaborations, new initiatives from Widener Dining Services transcend the traditional dining experience to deepen belonging and inclusion at Widener.
Widener Expands Mental Health Support with New Grant-Funded Initiatives
Widener is expanding mental health initiatives and combatting stigma with new grant-funded programs that focus on student well-being through program accessibility, awareness of services and peer engagement.
Making Waves: Widener Rolls Out New, Comprehensive Sexual and Relationship Violence Prevention Program
Known as WAVE, the federally-funded initiative is bringing together voices and perspectives from across campus – including, and especially, students – with the goal of providing people with the tools and skills needed to change culture.
Don't Wait if You're Experiencing a Medical or Psychiatric Emergency
If you or someone you know is in need of immediate medical care or is in crisis, call 911, call the 988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline, or visit a nearby urgent care or emergency room.