Author: delvalmedia
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New Career Closet at DelVal Aims to Remove Financial Barriers for Students
Delaware Valley University launched the Career Closet and Wardrobe Box program in fall 2025, offering free professional clothing to students for interviews and internships. Despite its benefits, many students remain unaware of the resource, highlighting the need for improved campus awareness.
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DelVal shifts to remote classes Monday, delayed schedule Tuesday after winter storm hits region
A recent snowstorm at the Delaware Valley campus left an impact, especially on students from outside Pennsylvania. Freshman Cash Davis experienced snow for the first time, noting its brightness. Classes were shifted to remote learning, and indoor activities were organized for students.
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From crafting card wallets to keychains, the source of my inspiration remains close to home
Dante Campana shares his father’s journey in leathercrafting, highlighting how a simple goal evolved into a passionate hobby. Through creativity and exploration, his dad expanded his skills, producing diverse leather goods. This exploration showcases the joy of dedicated effort and the value of pursuing what we love.
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Given a Second Chance at Life, DelVal Prof. John Sanders shares lessons on prevention as risk is high for Black men
Professor John Sanders, diagnosed with prostate cancer at 66, underscores the importance of awareness and testing. Supported by his wife, he faced a near-death experience post-surgery. Sanders advocates for open conversations about men’s health, emphasizing early testing can save lives, and encourages others to seek support in their journeys.
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Students reflect multiple perspectives capturing video of Doylestown’s Mercer Museum
Student creators, including Owen Klessel, Travis Loewe, Charlie Roller, Aubrey Ennis, and Gabby Schuster were among a group of students to spotlight the Mercer Museum.
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Here’s the Buzz on Delaware Valley’s Apiary Society
The DelVal Apiary Society is a student-run organization focused on all aspects of beekeeping. Members maintain the campus apiary, process honey and beeswax into products, and sell these at events like Harvest Fest and A-Day. The apiary, with around 25 hives predominantly painted in school colors, has been part of DelVal since 1968, under the…