Category: Student Spotlights
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DelVal Student Reporters Spotlight Bucks County’s District Attorney Joe Khan
In a recent interview, students from Delaware Valley University’s News Reporting class had a chance to get to know Joe Khan, Bucks County’s newest district attorney. Each student crafted a profile, highlighting a different perspective of his life and job. Here are a few excerpts from their stories.
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Meet the World’s Most Trafficked Animal
Eli Freier hosted a pangolin exhibit to raise awareness about the illegal trafficking threatening the species, just before World Pangolin Day. With six of the eight pangolin species endangered, Freier emphasized their unique qualities and the need for protection, as over 100,000 are poached annually for their scales.
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To be loved is to be seen; and if you have feathers, Trinity Gomez is looking at you
COMMENTARY: A PERSONAL REFLECTION STORY By Charlie Roller (They/Them) I chose to go to Delaware Valley University, a notorious agricultural school, as an English major. And I did so for two reasons: (1) location and (2) to learn something new. I have always loved writing but I have equally always loved animals. I have had…
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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.
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DelVal Club Presidents Compete in The Great Animal Race Challenge
BY OWEN KLESSEL / MULTIMEDIA PRODUCER Biology Club’s Adham El-Maghalawi and Herpetology Club’s Morgan Lowe are going head-to-head in the Great Animal Race! Ever since its creation, the brand new Herpetology Club has had a friendly rivalry with the well-established Biology Club. To settle this rivalry once and for all, DelVal’s own Animal Boy has…
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Wearing Multiple Uniforms: The Grit to Keep Going
By: Aubrey Ennis/ Multimedia Student It was Fall 2024. I was balancing a full class load, a part-time job, and the demands of being a college athlete. That life already tested my limits—physically, mentally, and emotionally. But then came a challenge I hadn’t prepared for: I was told I might not be able to return…