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  • Exciting Developments: Poultry Facility at Delaware Valley University On The Way

    Exciting Developments: Poultry Facility at Delaware Valley University On The Way

    Delaware Valley University plans to build an 8,000-square-foot Poultry Center, pending additional funding. This facility aims to enhance student experiences, offering new classes and employment opportunities within animal science. Community support is strong, with partnerships established for funding and resources to educate future poultry farmers.

  • Social Stress at college: Same Fish Different Ocean

    Social Stress at college: Same Fish Different Ocean

    Starting college often brings social stress, as seen at Delaware Valley University. Students like Lauren Caruvana faced challenges fitting in and dealing with judgment; however, she found support in the university library and cherished friendships from home. Conversely, Vanessa Conley adapted well, emphasizing openness and connection for social success.

  • Full360 Student Media Wins Sweepstakes for 2nd Consecutive Year, Winning a total of 10 State-wide Awards

    Full360 Student Media Wins Sweepstakes for 2nd Consecutive Year, Winning a total of 10 State-wide Awards

    By Jake DiBlasio Despite the gloomy weather in Doylestown, it is a bright day for members of Full360 Student Media, whose work contributed to Delaware Valley University taking home the sweepstakes in the Pennsylvania Keystone Media Contest by winning the most awards in its category. A total of 16 students were recognized for their work…

  • New Career Closet at DelVal Aims to Remove Financial Barriers for Students

    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.

  • So you want an animal on campus? Here’s how to get one.

    So you want an animal on campus? Here’s how to get one.

    Owen Klessel’s content highlights the benefits of having an Emotional Support Animal (ESA) on campus, particularly for individuals with disabilities. He illustrates this through a story about Animal Boy, who struggles with chronic anxiety and brings his pangolin, Pango, to college. However, Animal Boy fails to file the required ESA paperwork. The video serves as…

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Covid-19 continues to impact college campuses today

March 6, 2024

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By Charlie Roller / Full360 Correspondent As the Covid-19 Pandemic slowly dwindles away in the back of people’s minds, the college experience many once knew is no longer.  An incredible transformation has resulted in isolated undergraduate students, according to some Delaware Valley University professors and college students. As students struggle with socialization, attention span issues […]

Video: A Visit to Henry Mercer’s Tile Works of Bucks County

December 15, 2023

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By Gillian Baker / Full360 Multimedia Producer Take a glimpse inside The Moravian Pottery and Tile Works, a National Historic Landmark District located at Doylestown, less than three miles from Delaware Valley University. Located off Swamp Road, the tile works was built in 1911-12 and houses five kilns. The museum continues to produce tile using […]

Dr. Randal Pinkett’s Powerful Lessons Inspire DelVal Students

November 2, 2023

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Dr. Randal Pinkett, a frequent contributor to national television programs, author, and entrepreneur, spoke at DelVal on October 25, encouraging students to view failure as a starting point and not an end. He emphasized the importance of passion, resilience, diversity of thought, and humility on the path to success. He also acknowledged the significance of relationships and gratitude in a successful journey, highlighting his belief in self-reflection when encountering different perspectives.

Clubs, clubs, and more clubs! The Fall 2023 C&O Expo

September 4, 2023

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By Zaida Martin / Full 360 Editor To kick off the Fall semester, students gathered along Alumni Lane from 5-7pm for the coveted C&O Expo! The Club and Organization Exposition is a beginning-of-the-semester tradition here at DelVal. All clubs and student-led groups gather to show classmates and friends what their club has to offer. “I […]

Delaware Valley University’s Apiary Society is abuzz with activity this Fall

August 31, 2023

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By Emma Gargiulo / Campus Correspondent Interested in learning more about bees? DelVal’s Apiary Society is a student-run club that does all things bees. From assisting with the maintenance of our on-campus Apiary, to processing honey and beeswax into sellable products, they encompass all parts of apiculture. On most days, you can find club members […]

Student Picks: Books you can’t put down

April 28, 2023

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By Ashley Lyons / Full360 writer It was a cold, gray day in late December, with the sun struggling to emerge from behind a wall of dark clouds. I’d gotten lost on the way to the store, but now, I parked my car in an out-of-the-way spot at the side of the massive, two-story building, […]

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Aggie Alert, Other New Safety Protocols Put in Place at DelVal

April 4, 2023

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By Kaitlyn Brady / Full360 Reporter On the week of March 20th, Delaware Valley University participated in emergency Awareness week, and new additions to the university’s current emergency awareness protocols were announced and implemented. The largest change currently happening at this time is the uploading of all available numbers into Aggie Alert. Aggie Alert, formerly […]

Pennsylvania’s Invasive Species: How One Scout Camp is Making a Difference

March 27, 2023

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By Ashley Lyons / Full360 Reporter Resica Falls Scout Reservation is one of my favorite places on Earth.  Located in the Poconos, near East Stroudsburg, it stretches over 4,000 acres of forest, teeming with wildlife and bisected by the powerful Bushkill River. The reservation is named for the waterfalls that sit on its property, the […]

Philadelphia Flower Show

March 18, 2023

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Li Williams / Full360 Staff Writer The Music played in unison with changing neon lights at the entrance of the Philadelphia Flower Show. For the first time in two years, the flower show was back on display at the Philadelphia Convention Center.  Earlier this month, Delaware Valley University celebrated its 74th year of taking part […]

Top 5 Thrift Shops In Bucks County Area

March 3, 2023

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Marley Bramsway / Full360 Digital Media Producer Ever wanted to start thrifting but just don’t know where to start? Start here. After a tour of area thrift stores, I consider these spots the top 5 destination for deals. They have great prices, great finds, and are quick and cheap places to elevate your style! With aisles […]

DelVal Senior Using E360 to Help Achieve Her Dream

February 28, 2023

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Sabrina Workman / Full360 Digial Producer Marissa Miller was destined for the theater. From an early age, she was on stage helping her parents as her father owned a theater and her parents met in the industry. “It was never forced upon me or anything, performing or producing or being in the arts, but it […]

DelVal Student Athlete Launches Fitness Business

February 21, 2023

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By Goddy Marc / Full360 Digital Producer Student athlete Joshua (JoJo) Pierre has launched his own fitness business called “330 Fitness.” The communications and media major, who plays for the men’s basketball team at Delaware Valley University, was inspired by the Bedstuy building in the Brooklyn neighborhood he grew up in. Pierre aims to help […]

Lack of AC, Privacy in Dorms Among Top Concerns for DelVal Students

February 17, 2023

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By Li Williams / Full360 Staff Writer On a hot August morning, students and parents darted from their cars to dorms, lugging bins, appliances and other belongings. After the exhausting move-in day, some families wanted to relax and cool down. But there was no escape from the heat.  “There’s only air conditioning in South and […]

Urban Outfitters’ Terrain at Del Val to Open this Summer. Here’s the latest.

February 3, 2023

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By Lexan Coleman, Li Williams, Logan Boushell and Goddy Marc/ Full360 Digital Producers It’s coming soon. Terrain at DelVal will open summer of 2023, according to a Delaware Valley University announcement released Jan. 30. Terrain, with its new sprawling retail and event center, will operate on the outskirts of the DelVal’s campus, bringing new job […]

Enjoy history and a hike at Washington Crossing Historic Park

January 20, 2023

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By Lexan Coleman / Staff Writer If you are ever bored on any Friday with your friends, Washington Crossing Historic Park is open with plenty of activities throughout the year. At the park, you can go on a hike Friday Jan. 27, tour the historic grounds or have a picnic. Plus, there are also no […]

Results of the 2026 Philadelphia Flower Show

April 2, 2026

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The Philadelphia Flower Show, celebrating its 197th year, took place from February 28 to March 8, attracting over 250,000 attendees. This year’s theme, “Rooted: Origins of American Gardening,” highlighted diverse gardening traditions. Visitors enjoyed floral displays and installations, with awards recognizing creativity and excellence across various categories.

DelVal Job Fair Opens Doors for Student Career Opportunities

March 19, 2026

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By: Lily Hale, Full360 Multimedia Reporter Students gathered in Moumgis Auditorium on March 4 as Delaware Valley University hosted its semesterly job and internship fair. The event, held each semester, brings together dozens of companies and organizations and gives students the opportunity to explore summer employment, internships, and career experiences that can help strengthen their […]

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Pennsylvania Bill Proposes Public Registry for Animal Abusers

March 18, 2026

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BY LAUREN CARUVANA / FULL360 REPORTER Soon, people may know whether a potential pet owner has faced animal abuse charges. Pennsylvania lawmakers are introducing bills to make those convicted of animal abuse public, similar to the Megan’s law database. House Bill No. 2143 is a proposed database that will contain a list of individuals convicted […]

Aggies Track and Field Heading to the Plex for MAC Champions

March 17, 2026

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By Jante Bazadough With indoor track season coming to an end, the Aggies finished their season at the Plex at Alvernia University in Reading, Pennsylvania, for the annual MAC champions meet. Thanks to multiple record-breaking finishes, the Aggies climbed 3 spots and finished 8th in the championship meet. With multiple podium finishes, Victor Cruz was […]

Exciting Developments: Poultry Facility at Delaware Valley University On The Way

March 17, 2026

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Delaware Valley University plans to build an 8,000-square-foot Poultry Center, pending additional funding. This facility aims to enhance student experiences, offering new classes and employment opportunities within animal science. Community support is strong, with partnerships established for funding and resources to educate future poultry farmers.

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Social Stress at college: Same Fish Different Ocean

March 7, 2026

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Starting college often brings social stress, as seen at Delaware Valley University. Students like Lauren Caruvana faced challenges fitting in and dealing with judgment; however, she found support in the university library and cherished friendships from home. Conversely, Vanessa Conley adapted well, emphasizing openness and connection for social success.

So you want an animal on campus? Here’s how to get one.

March 1, 2026

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Owen Klessel’s content highlights the benefits of having an Emotional Support Animal (ESA) on campus, particularly for individuals with disabilities. He illustrates this through a story about Animal Boy, who struggles with chronic anxiety and brings his pangolin, Pango, to college. However, Animal Boy fails to file the required ESA paperwork. The video serves as a guide for students interested in applying for an ESA in on-campus housing.

Meet the World’s Most Trafficked Animal

February 26, 2026

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Eli Freier hosted a pangolin exhibit to raise awareness about the illegal trafficking threatening the species, just before World Pangolin Day. With six of the eight pangolin species endangered, Freier emphasized their unique qualities and the need for protection, as over 100,000 are poached annually for their scales.

DelVal’s C&O Exposition Sparks Student Involvement

February 26, 2026

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The 2026 Club and Organization Exposition at Delaware Valley University invited students to engage with over 60 student-run clubs, fostering relationships and shared interests. The event highlighted diverse clubs, allowing leaders and participants to connect and establish community goals.

Exploring Peace Valley Park: A Nature Lover’s Paradise

February 19, 2026

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Amy Rims, who grew up exploring Peace Valley Park, now serves as its Office Manager, promoting its wildlife and educational programs. The park, once her grandmother’s dairy farm, features diverse habitats and offers various activities such as bird watching, nature walks, and seasonal events, fostering environmental appreciation and education.

DelVal Students Find Their “True North” at 2026 PA Dairy Summit

February 10, 2026

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By Nina Weiland From February 3rd to February 5th, seven Delaware Valley University students, Izzy Anderson ’27, Malayna Barnhart ’27, Hannah Dice ’27, Sophia Latour ’29, Lyndsey Smith ’29, Caitlyn VanDeusen ’27, and Taylor Zacniewski ’28, attended the 2026 Pennsylvania Dairy Summit in Grantville, PA, alongside Joanne Powell, professor and co-chair of the Animal Science […]