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Full360 Student Media Wins Sweepstakes for 2nd Consecutive Year, Winning a total of 10 State-wide Awards
By Jake DiBlasio Despite the gloomy weather in Doylestown, it is a bright day for members of Full360 Student Media, whose work contributed to Delaware Valley University taking home the sweepstakes in the Pennsylvania Keystone Media Contest by winning the most awards in its category. A total of 16 students were recognized for their work…
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DelVal’s C&O Exposition Sparks Student Involvement
The 2026 Club and Organization Exposition at Delaware Valley University invited students to engage with over 60 student-run clubs, fostering relationships and shared interests. The event highlighted diverse clubs, allowing leaders and participants to connect and establish community goals.
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A Photographer’s Glimpse inside the ‘I.C.E. OUT’ march in Philadelphia
Full360 Media Producer Ryan Rawls reflects on a photojournalism assignment covering a recent I.C.E. protest in Philadelphia.
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Frozen Sprinkler Pipe After Power Outage Displaced 18 Students
A burst sprinkler pipe at Delaware Valley University damaged dorm rooms, displacing 18 students. The university’s officials are providing assistance and relocation options while working on repairs. Students faced emotional distress over lost personal items.
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DelVal Students Find Their “True North” at 2026 PA Dairy Summit
By Nina Weiland From February 3rd to February 5th, seven Delaware Valley University students, Izzy Anderson ’27, Malayna Barnhart ’27, Hannah Dice ’27, Sophia Latour ’29, Lyndsey Smith ’29, Caitlyn VanDeusen ’27, and Taylor Zacniewski ’28, attended the 2026 Pennsylvania Dairy Summit in Grantville, PA, alongside Joanne Powell, professor and co-chair of the Animal Science…
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DelVal shifts to remote classes Monday, delayed schedule Tuesday after winter storm hits region
A recent snowstorm at the Delaware Valley campus left an impact, especially on students from outside Pennsylvania. Freshman Cash Davis experienced snow for the first time, noting its brightness. Classes were shifted to remote learning, and indoor activities were organized for students.