Author: Bryan Winstead
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Celebrating Late Night Breakfast: A Delval Tradition
Each spring, Student Involvement and the Dining Hall host Late Night Breakfast before finals, featuring breakfast, activities, raffles, and custom pancake art by Dancakes. Over 300 students participated this year, enjoying coloring, giant Jenga, and various raffles. The event fosters community spirit and is highly anticipated each year.
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What was Delval like in 2025? A Capstone Class Unveils DelVal’s 1925 History
Bryan Winstead / Full360 Multimedia Producer In the list of Capstone classes students can take at the University, there is one called Intro. to Museums: Hist & Prac. This class focuses on museums and explores how they work and function. Professor Stutman, who teaches the class, has an overall goal—one part being to develop a…
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Racing for a Cure: Delaware Valley University Hosts 2nd Annual Relay for Life
Bryan Winstead / Full360 Media Producer The Second Annual Relay For Life will take place Saturday afternoon at 4 p.m. on Delaware Valley University’s football field. The Colleges Against Cancer club is once again organizing this event to close out the school year. This marks another successful Relay For Life and another milestone for the…
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Bundled up: Winter 2025 at Delaware Valley University
By Bryan Winstead / Full360 Photographer Students and staff at Delaware Valley University navigate the snowy campus during the first week of classes. Whether they’re heading to class, work, or the dorms, each winter semester comes with its share of frosty challenges. Not all students, however, are used to Pennsylvania’s frigid temperatures, and these images…
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See vandalism? Report it, DelVal officials say
University officials are working to address a series of vandalism incidents on campus, with difficulties in catching the culprits due to the lack of security cameras in dormitories. When reported, Public Safety documents the incidents and the suspected individuals go through a hearing process with an opportunity for appeal.
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DelVal’s Colleges Against Cancer Club Launches Inaugural Relay for Life Event
The Colleges Against Cancer Club hosted their first Relay for Life event, attracting over 100 participants and raising $7,478 for cancer research. With ten teams from the university and local cancer survivors in attendance, the event featured activities like continuous track walking, a cornhole tournament, and a memorable luminary lighting ceremony.