Category: News
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Transforming Libraries: Peter Kupersmith’s Journey Through Digital Change
By Jessica Gelgand / Full360 Reporter For 29 years, Peter Kupersmith has been the steady hand guiding Delaware Valley University’s library, in a time marked by shifts in information access and a dedication to student success. From card catalogs to the digital age, Kupersmith has navigated these changes while preserving the library’s personalized, “mom and…
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DelVal student Meets Baltimore’s “Running Man” Keith Bossier Who Shares Journey of Resilience and Health
By Jordan Strickland / Full360 Reporter I spotted him while driving down North Avenue in my home city of Baltimore — a narrow figure breathing very heavy and drenched in sweat as he was near his end of his daily 20-mile run. It wasn’t the first time I’d seen him. As a kid, my father…
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Zoos Play a Big Role in the Battle Against Animal Extinction. DelVal professors explain how.
By Hannah Citron / Full360 Correspondent In a time where temperatures are rising and pollution is growing, wild animal populations are rapidly declining. People are working to reduce this trend by using methods like using paper straws and canvas shopping bags. Zoos are also doing their part to reverse the trend. Zoos all around the…
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Find Your Club at DelVal: Spring Expo Recap
Delaware Valley University hosted its Spring Club & Organization Expo, showcasing opportunities for students. The event encouraged students to explore interests, meet peers, and foster connections and community at DelVal.
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DelVal Students Start New Club to Share Love of Fly Fishing
By Olivia Harris / Full360 Reporter When most people think of fishing, they likely picture loading some bait on a hook, casting it out, and waiting for the fish to bite. Fly fishing requires more skill than typical fishing methods because the technique is very different and requires precise movements. “I think fly fishing gets…

