Wednesday, April 4, 2018

In the News:

Four Ocean City football players commit to colleges – Shore News Today (4/2 – High school student Bobby Shallcross will play football at Widener)
Why Turning Off Your Phone Can Help You Have More Sex – Health (4/3 – Article quotes Brooke E. Wells, an associate professor in the Center for Human Sexuality Studies)
Chums, Inc. hosts ‘All That Jazz Extravaganza’ – The Philadelphia Tribune (4/3 – The Chums, Inc., Philadelphia Chapter, annual event recognized Widener senior Daniera Ryan)
Ohio State Fair crash: Why state inspectors won’t pay for death on Fire Ball ride – WKYC NBC 3 (4/3 – Widener Law Commonwealth Professor Christopher Robinette contributes legal insight)
Northampton Democrat to challenge Rosenberg for Senate seat – The Massachusetts Daily Collegian (4/4 – Massachusetts State Senate hopeful Chelsea Kline is currently enrolled in the Doctor of Philosophy in Widener’s Human Sexuality program)

Alumni News:

Villanova Law Students Net the Day Off After NCAA Win – The Legal Intelligencer (4/3 – Villanova chaplain, Rev. Rob Hagan, is a graduate of Widener Law School)
Eastern York district hires new superintendent – York Dispatch (4/3 – The Eastern York school board has hired Widener graduate Joseph W. Mancuso III as the new superintendent)

Athletics Update:

Events on Main Campus Today:

Catherine Zobal Dent Reading; 4 – 5 p.m.; Kapelski LC1
Spring 2018 Themed Dinner Series; 5 – 6:30 p.m.; J. Willard & Alice S. Marriott Dining Room
Men’s Volleyball vs. Stevenson; 7 p.m.; Home
Men’s Lacrosse vs. Arcadia; 7 p.m.; Home
Women’s Lacrosse vs. Arcadia; 7 p.m.; Home

Events on Delaware Law Campus Today:

Widener Daily News Briefing