Category: COMMUNITY
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Affordable Places Students Can Get To Using Public Transportation
From a library with a resident gecko to a Philadelphia food hall, a guide to affordable places DelVal students can reach on the DART shuttle and SEPTA Regional Rail.
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The Doylestown Farm That Changed American Vegetables — and Never Stopped
Delaware Valley University media students visited historic Fordhook Farm, exploring its gardens and historic buildings while learning about agricultural innovations developed by the Burpee Company, enhancing their storytelling skills.
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DelVal Student Reporters Spotlight Bucks County’s District Attorney Joe Khan
In a recent interview, students from Delaware Valley University’s News Reporting class had a chance to get to know Joe Khan, Bucks County’s newest district attorney. Each student crafted a profile, highlighting a different perspective of his life and job. Here are a few excerpts from their stories.
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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.
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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.
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Protecting Pennsylvania’s Native Turtles from Illegal Trade and Trafficking
Pennsylvania has 14 native turtle species increasingly targeted by illegal traffickers despite being protected. Between 2015 and 2021, wildlife trafficking operations linked to disease spread resulted in 140,000 seizures. A secret agent’s investigation led to the arrest of key traffickers, highlighting the urgent conservation issues and dangers within local ecosystems.