Category: News
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With Food Scarcity At An All Time High, DelVal’s Psychology Department Steps Up
by Hannah Citron / DelVal Full360 Reporter Food insecurity is reaching crisis levels across Pennsylvania, and the effects are being felt everywhere. Supply chains are strained, food banks report empty shelves, and more families are turning to emergency pantries than ever before. Always rising food costs coupled with the struggles of depleted SNAP benefits are…
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Tea Talks Podcast tackles the Topic of AI as DelVal Forms AI Task Force to Define Responsible UseAI is here.
A podcast at Delaware Valley University discussed the implications of AI in education, highlighting both its benefits and risks. Faculty emphasized concerns about student learning erosion due to AI reliance. An AI task force is forming guidelines to ensure responsible use while promoting literacy in evaluating AI’s strengths and limitations for academic success.
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G.L.O.W Members Show and Tell What Makes Them Shine!
Delaware Valley University’s G.L.O.W club hosted its inaugural Show and Tell event, promoting inclusivity and community among members. This gathering facilitated personal storytelling, enhancing connections and fostering a supportive environment. The event underscored the club’s mission of acceptance and understanding within the LGBTQ+ community and its allies.
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Students Trick or Treat on Campus Once Again!
On Halloween, DelVal students celebrated with a campus-wide trick-or-treating event, collecting candy from various stations. Following this, a screening of Scream in the LSB Auditorium added to the scary atmosphere, creating a spooky evening despite the chilly weather.
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Del Val Football Surges Past Stevenson in 3-Score Comeback
The 2025 Homecoming weekend in Doylestown was memorable as the Aggies defeated Stevenson 41-38. Joel Perez and Justin Brown shone, with Perez scoring two special teams touchdowns and Brown rushing for three. Despite a slow start, the Aggies rallied in the fourth quarter, securing their victory.
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Philly Flower Show spotlights ‘Gardens of Tomorrow’
The Pennsylvania Horticultural Society’s Philadelphia Flower Show, established in 1829, is the world’s oldest and largest indoor horticultural event, attracting global talent. The 2025 theme, “Gardens of Tomorrow,” highlights resilience and innovation with diverse floral displays, emphasizing that today’s plantings influence the future.