In the News:
- State government standoff: Pennsylvania’s ‘constitutional crisis’ over court’s redistricting decision – WHYY (2/9 – This article quotes Commonwealth Law School Professor John Gedid. Professor Gedid’s comments also ran on WHYY radio segment.)
- Morrison, Berard, Kelley, Caraker announce college athletic plans – Daily Hampshire Gazette (2/9 – Hopkins Academy student Hannah Berard signed on to play Division III soccer for Widener)
- Nine centers achieve National Senior Center Accreditation in January – Public Now (2/9 – Widener is mentioned in this article announcing that the Chester Senior Center received the National Senior Center Accreditation)
- ABC 27 News (2/11 – This Sunday Morning News broadcast discusses the upcoming debate on legalizing marijuana that will take place at Commonwealth Law campus this Thursday from noon to 1 p.m. The official press announcement on the event was shared by Public Now.)
Alumni News:
- Goldstein named chief deputy, Reardon appointed state solicitor – Delaware.gov (2/9 – Aaron Goldstein, a Commonwealth Law graduate, was named chief deputy attorney general. This announcement also appeared in Sussex Living and Dover Post.)
- Notebook: And for the defense…Mike Miller – Maryland Matters (2/9 – Commonwealth Law graduate Reggie McKoy will serve as the field and outreach director for MD gubernatorial candidate Rushern Baker)
Athletics Update:
- Women’s Basketball: Widener 55, Hood 43
- Men’s Basketball: Widener 104, Hood 80
- Hood falls in lackluster performance – The Frederick News-Post (2/11 – Post-game write up of the Widener men’s basketball victory against Hood)
- Men’s Volleyball: Alvernia 3, Widener 0
- Alvernia Claims First MAC Win At Widener, 3-0 – Public Now (2/10 – Coverage of the Widener men’s volleyball match)
Events on Main Campus Today:
- President’s Lecture; 12 – 12:45 p.m.; Lathem Hall
- Public Stargazing; 6:30 – 7:30 p.m.; Widener Observatory, Kirkbride Hall
Events on Commonwealth Law Campus Today:
- Business Advising Lunch; 12 – 1:30 p.m.; L201
- BLSA Panel Discussion; 5:30 – 7 p.m.; L203
