Category: COMMUNITY
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Small Businesses, Big Hearts: How to save local businesses one purchase at a time
Charlie Roller/Jon-Marc Foreman / Full360 Reporters The recent openings of Barnes & Noble and Target in Doylestown have sparked discussions about their potential impact on local small businesses, including cherished establishments like Busy Bee Toys and The Doylestown Bookshop. While big-box national retailers offer convenience and a wide array of products, their presence raises concerns…
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Meet Dr. Alcine, DelVal’s New Music Director
Delaware Valley University has a new music director, Dr. Britney Alcine, passionate about music from an early age. She aims to enhance the music program by introducing new pieces and ensembles while fostering community participation.
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Rain & Shine, Bucks County Classic returns to the streets of Doylestown
Photos by Travis Loewe More than just a race, the Bucks County Classic has become a Doylestown tradition. With the Arts Festival as a backdrop, the event highlighted the vibrancy of Doylestown, bringing together residents, visitors, athletes, and artists in a shared celebration of endurance, creativity and community spirit. Over the course of the race,…
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PHOTOS & MORE: DelVal is Booming! Explore things to do on campus
As the Fall Semester begins at Delaware Valley University, students are actively planning various activities across campus. The Student Programming Board is organizing weekend events, while clubs hold initial meetings and informational sessions. Notable activities include a Block Party, cultural nights, and multiple recruiting tables throughout September.
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Levin Dining Hall changes draw both anger and praise at DelVal
Complaints and suggestions received during the first week have prompted changes at Levin Dining Hall, as reported by Hailey Cylinder and Nina Weiland.
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VIDEO: Moo-ving Into A-Day: Behind the Scenes at the Dairy Center
The Dairy Center at Delaware Valley University represents the school’s agricultural heritage, offering students practical experience in farm operations and animal care. As A-Day approaches, the center prepares for this festival, highlighting student projects and livestock exhibitions while celebrating its agricultural roots through engaging community activities and demonstrations.