Category: Blog
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The 2024 Election is one week away: Delaware Valley Students Weigh in on their decision
By Gabriela Rodriquez and Aubrey Ennis / DelVal Full360 Media Producers Reporters Gabriela Rodriguez and Aubrey Ennis headed out to DelVal’s campus on Fall day asking students their opinions on the upcoming 2024 presidential election. For most students at DelVal, this will be the first time they will vote in a presidential election. This video…
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URBN, Delaware Valley University Offer IGNITE Networking Opportunities
Delaware Valley University celebrates a year of partnership with URBN, offering resources like internships and the IGNITE Student Networking event on September 25, 2024. Students can gain career insights from professionals at URBN and compete for exclusive internships. The collaboration aims to enhance students’ professional growth through valuable connections and experiences.
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Remembering the Legacy of James Earl Jones: “King of Voices”
James Earl Jones, renowned for his iconic roles as Mufasa in “The Lion King” and Darth Vader in “Star Wars,” passed away at 93. Overcoming childhood stuttering, he excelled in theater and earned numerous accolades, leaving a lasting legacy that resonates worldwide.
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Students weigh in on prices at Urban Outfitter’s Terrain Cafe
Terrain is great for DelVal, but can students afford to eat there? While Terrain’s farmhouse aligns with DelVal’s agricultural roots and benefits college students through internships and employment, its high prices have sparked concerns among college students, some of whom find dining or shopping there unaffordable.
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The Psychological Toll of Abandoning Nature: Why We Should Care
The urban environment is taking a toll on humans, leading to higher psychiatric disorder prevalence. We have an innate love for nature, known as Biophilia, and studies show that it has a positive impact on mental health. Conservation is crucial for protecting not only our physical health but also our spiritual and cultural well-being. Without…
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The Magic of A-Day: What it Means for Small Businesses
DelVal’s annual A-Day event, started in 1949, has evolved into a state fair showcasing student talent, livestock, crafts, and small businesses. The inclusion of small businesses aligns with the local community’s focus and provides job opportunities for students. It also aids in funding the event and invites community members to the campus.