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A Role in Recovery
A master’s in Counseling helped Anah Galloway help trauma victims. She has played a part in Wilmington University’s Alumni Association since graduating with a B.S. in…
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History and Community
Preserving history requires the stewardship of responsible and dedicated people. Lynn Moore, chair of Wilmington University’s History department in the College of Arts and Sciences,…
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One Singular Sensation
A Dual-Credit Certificate can go a long way. Just ask this singer/dancer/director/recruiter/social activist and mentor. When he first arrived in New York City on August 1,…
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New at WilmU: B.S. in Law, Policy and Political Science
This fall, the College of Social and Behavioral Sciences will introduce a B.S. in Law, Policy and Political Science program. According to attorney Nicole E….
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Is the Master’s the New Bachelor’s?
Stats suggest it is. Advanced education makes a clear, positive impact on productivity, communication skills and innovation. That’s because jobs now require increased levels of…
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At Long Last
It’s not so much what happened before. It’s about managing the now. On Oct. 28, 1976, an infant, only hours old, lay abandoned in a…
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Millennial Superstars
More than 350 people from all walks of life gathered in February in Malvern, Pennsylvania, at the North American headquarters of Saint-Gobain to celebrate 40…
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The Accelerated Advantage: Finishing a Degree in Six Months
Alumna Carly DeVirgilio Giordano wanted to earn her bachelor’s degree in the most efficient way possible. She had been expecting a child, working full-time and…
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Franca Del Signore: Between WilmU and the World
Like most graduate students, Franca Del Signore occasionally wondered where she’d find the time to earn her degree. Unlike most graduate students, the career that…
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Brushstrokes for Humanity with Artist Richmond Garrick
Through it all, Richmond Garrick always had his art. Ever since that day in grade school, when he picked up a colored pencil, opened a…
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