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From Aspiring Lawyer to Nursing Leader

Wilmington University alumna Dr. Diane Juliano likes to say that her job is “to take care of the people who take care of the patients.”…
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Emily Navarrete: A Propensity for Social Justice

Left to right: Alexander Norris, Jade Drummond, Claudette Warner, Emily Navarrete, Bria Alleyne and Amaury Mable Emily Navarrete is a policy wonk with a passion…
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WilmU Lacrosse: Police pipeline?

Is there something about Wilmington University’s lacrosse program that compels young men to go into law enforcement? Lacrosse debuted at WilmU in the fall of…
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Dr. John Gray Retires

College of Education Dean Dr. John Gray’s tenure at Wilmington University was distinguished by transformative leadership and a commitment to educational excellence Dr. John Gray…
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Forging Traditions at WilmU Law’s Inaugural Barristers’ Ball

Wilmington University School of Law’s inaugural students began their exciting and challenging journey at orientation. Over the past year, they have created traditions, established a…
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The Middle States Commission on Higher Education Reaffirms Accreditation of Wilmington University, With Stellar Results

The Middle States Commission on Higher Education (MSCHE) has officially reaffirmed Wilmington University’s accreditation. All seven standards were met with no requirements and no recommendations….
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Long Live the Modern Library

In January, I began working at Wilmington University School of Law as the associate dean of Library and Information Resources. I arrived here through a…
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Community Intervention

In early 2022, Wilmington’s City Council and the City of Wilmington agreed to pay $38,000 to the Community Based Public Safety Collective to perform an…
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A New Chapter

Dr. James Wilson transitions from VP for Academic Affairs to full-time professor, leaving a legacy at Wilmington University Vice President of Academic Affairs Dr. James…
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Rodney Little: A Veteran Helping Veterans

Growing up in West Philadelphia in a family of seven, with a father who worked three jobs to pay the bills, Rodney Little was aware…
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