Widener University
Local College Athlete Leaves Great Legacy At Widener
Nicole Nardone wrapped up her college career as a standout field hockey player at Widener University in the fall, but her legacy at the school goes way beyond the field.
Local Expert Discusses What To Expect In Obama’s Second Term
Now that the campaign is over, what happens now?
Jerry Sandusky’s Attorney, Joe Amendola, Addresses Lawyers At Widener University
Few cases have grabbed the attention of the public and the media like the sex abuse trial of Jerry Sandusky, turning the suspect into a convicted criminal and his attorney into a bit of legal celebrity.
Local Anthropologist Discusses Recent Study On Child Rearing
A recent study published in the Journal “Pediatrics” finds babies who are permitted to cry a bit while they are trying to go to sleep will not suffer any long term damage. But one local expert says in some cultures this practice would be considered taboo or unnecessary.
Employers Wrestle Over Methodology For Obamacare-Mandated Insurance Rebates
Larger group health insurance plans which didn’t meet the Obamacare threshold of spending 85 percent of premiums on patient care have to refund the difference.
Widener To Host Workshop On Sexuality And Aging
A local university is holding a daylong workshop on sexuality and the aging population.
High-Flying Widener Offense Looks For Repeat Performance In 2012
If you like offense, then the team you loved to watch in 2011 was Widener.
Widener Graduate Looks To Expand After-School Sports Program Overseas
Annalicia Geeter’s Widener career will be remembered for much, much more than just her time playing lacrosse.
Area Astronomers Hoping For Clear Skies For Rare Venus Event Tonight
Dr. Harry Augensen, professor of physics and astronomy at Widener University, says scientists have been interested in transits of Venus for centuries.
The Hero Bowl: A Great Game For A Great Cause
The score won’t matter Thursday night and every player on both sides knows it when the Central League meets the rival Del-Val League at Widener University’s Quick Stadium at 7:30 p.m. for the 36th Annual Hero Bowl.
Titanic at 100: Part 1 – The Philadelphia Connections
There are many Philadelphia connections to the ship and the story that has captured the hearts of millions around the world.
Widener Hosts ‘Deepening Men’s Relationships’ Conference This Saturday
The conference focuses on men’s feelings and societal norms that seem to force many men and boys to shelve their feelings, putting them at increased risk for aggressive physical behavior and becoming an absentee partner or parent later in life.
Law Professor Not Surprised By Differing Accounts Of Old City Beating Death
Philadelphia police say they are 100% sure that they have the right suspects in custody in the beating death of Kevin Kless earlier this month near Independence Mall. But initial descriptions were way off.
A Few Delaware County Schools Participate In MLK Day Basketball Fundraiser
It’s become a Martin Luther King Day tradition in Delaware County. This will be the eleventh year of the “Hoops from the Heart” basketball clinics at various locations around the county.
Local Universities Purchase ‘.XXX’ Web Addresses, But Not For Dealing Porn
The domain was created for adults-only content, but universities are buying up their own names to prevent any improper associations.
