Category: Featured
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Delaware Valley University “Shelter-in-Place” alert stems from an Orbeez gun. Effects of incident still linger.
On September 9, DelVal student Charlie Roller received a suspicious person alert prompting a shelter-in-place order Campus police later discovered it was a realistic-looking water pellet gun, leading to quick resolution with no injuries. Although the situation ended safely, students expressed lingering confusion and concern about the event and its aftermath.
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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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Behind the Scenes at DelVal’s Herpetology Class
Herpetology, a class offered at DelVal, gives students insight into the world of amphibians and reptiles. Dr. Liguori has been teaching the class for 14 years, witnessing an increase in herp presence on campus. Through Ecological Restoration, the class contributed to the appearance of more species. The class equips students with basic skills to become…
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DelVal’s Colleges Against Cancer Club Launches Inaugural Relay for Life Event
The Colleges Against Cancer Club hosted their first Relay for Life event, attracting over 100 participants and raising $7,478 for cancer research. With ten teams from the university and local cancer survivors in attendance, the event featured activities like continuous track walking, a cornhole tournament, and a memorable luminary lighting ceremony.
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Mental Health Struggles in College are common: Here are ways to prioritize self care
By Gillian Baker / Full360 Reporter One in four students struggle with their mental health in college. Students may be feeling lonely, or pressured with a big course load. They may hide that hurt, as they feel the issue they face isn’t necessarily “big” or it doesn’t “matter” in the grand scheme of things. But…
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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.