Category: News
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DelVal Weekend Activities: 5 Affordable Spots in Doylestown
Delaware Valley University students facing weekend boredom can explore Doylestown to enjoy Central Books’ discounted selection, Peace Valley Park’s serene scenery and activities, Playa Bowls’ healthy dishes, Vampa Museum’s unique exhibits, and Marshalls’ trendy and affordable shopping. These options provide a refreshing escape from campus life.
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Students weigh in on prices at Urban Outfitter’s Terrain Cafe
Terrain is great for DelVal, but can students afford to eat there? While Terrain’s farmhouse aligns with DelVal’s agricultural roots and benefits college students through internships and employment, its high prices have sparked concerns among college students, some of whom find dining or shopping there unaffordable.
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See vandalism? Report it, DelVal officials say
University officials are working to address a series of vandalism incidents on campus, with difficulties in catching the culprits due to the lack of security cameras in dormitories. When reported, Public Safety documents the incidents and the suspected individuals go through a hearing process with an opportunity for appeal.
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Unpacking the Crafted Pieces of the Mercer Museum: Bucks County’s very own Vision Through Time
By Imani Walker and Dacare Smith /Full360 Reporters The Mercer Museum is a historical artifact of Bucks County. Built by Henry Mercer between 1913 and 1916, it serves as a chest for Mercer’s collected treasure. Its design was handcrafted by Mercer from the concrete exterior down to the way the artifacts hang interiorly. Henry Mercer…
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WAGS Rescue worker, who has fostered more than 200 dogs, shares her story
By Olivia Harris / Full360 Reporter Cindy Mazzarella saw the post on Facebook and had to help. The dog, tied to a fence, would soon be put down. Then, Mazzarella stepped in. “I saw her picture on a Facebook post, and I wanted to help her. She was tied to a chain-link fence at the…
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‘Pushing through the pain’
For Steven Dale, the most rewarding moment lies at the finish line. The “don’t quit” mentality he embraces gets him through 24-hours of nonstop rucking, trekking for miles and miles with a 30-pound loaded backpack along the streets of Bucks County. It’s a mindset that extends far beyond the miles he’ll cover on foot —a…