University Advancement hosts 1842 Day, the annual day of giving for the community. This year, 1842 Day will happen on Tuesday, September 22. A…
Earlier this month, the University instituted a process to randomly select and test individuals for COVID-19 in order to keep the spread of the virus as minimal as possible. In addition to monitoring the spread, the surveillance testing also allows the Health Center to “identify asymptomatic…
Since classes began on Aug. 17, the University has monitored, and more recently, began publishing data on our community’s number of cases. Luc…
The decision of whether college campuses were going to reopen for the Fall 2020 semester was constantly on the minds of many throughout the su…
Among the continuously growing list of changes made to the Fall 2020 semester at the University, during the first week of August, the Office o…
President Donald Trump and former Vice-President Joe Biden find themselves locked in a tightening race less than three weeks before the first …
The University has again been included among the top National Universities in the U.S. News & World Report’s 2021 “Best Colleges” rankings.
On July 31, Dr. Michele Marcolongo began her tenure as Drsodick Endowed Dean of the College of Engineering. With Marcolongo’s appointment, for…
The 2020 Election cycle is heating up, with Pennsylvania emerging as a key battleground state and a major focus for both candidates.
On Friday, Sept. 4, University graduate Felix Rosado lost his bid for commutation after his case was heard by the Board of Pardons. In 1996, R…
With 54 active COVID-19 cases (as of Sept. 8, 2020) at the University, some staff members, like Associate Vice President for Student Life Kat…
Prior to the University reopening for the fall semester, more than 10,000 students, faculty and staff were sent kits to administer at-home COV…
On Friday, Aug. 14, new Title IX regulations went into effect mandating how colleges and universities investigate and adjudicate formal compla…
This year’s Republican National Convention positioned the Republican Party as the party of law and order, patriotism and American values, seek…
Despite the many changes to campus life as a result of COVID-19, Villanova Recreation has found many fun and safe ways to still have intramura…
Temple University has officially suspended in-person classes for two weeks after 103 students tested positive for COVID-19.
On Friday evening, almost 1,000 members of the University community joined in to watch the live streamed event, Justice for Black Lives: A Vig…
Leading into the national party conventions, President Donald Trump and Democratic Presidential nominee Joe Biden appear to be headed towards …
On Monday, Aug. 17, the Democratic National Convention began in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. The convention was hosted by activist and actress Eva Lo…
Last week, The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill and University of Notre Dame announced modified fall plans after seeing spikes in c…
Recently, the Albert Lepage Center for History in the Public Interest at the University received a grant to fund projects related to the COVI…
