Ron Berry believes “doing good” is in his family’s DNA and draws inspiration from relatives like his cousin Bryan Stevenson of the Equal Justice Initiative,…
Inaugural cohort is anticipated to start in January 2026. A nationwide shortage of both anesthesiologists and certified registered nurse anesthesiologists (CRNAs) has created a bottleneck…
Growing up, Mary Macmillan wanted to be a lawyer or a veterinarian, and high school externships helped her decide. Now a Wilmington University School of…
Wondering how you can afford law school? At Wilmington University School of Law, you don’t have to delay your dream. WilmU Law offers legal education…
On May 8, Wilmington University graduate student Lydia Kirby was recognized as a 2025 VISTA NextGen Superstar at a reception held on the Penn State…
Before joining Wilmington University, Dr. Stacie Zdrojewski spent 29 years as an educator and administrator in the Red Clay Consolidated School District, becoming one of…
Inaugural cohort is anticipated to start in January 2026. On April 8, representatives of the Council on Accreditation of Nurse Anesthesia Educational Programs (COA) visited…
Mari Biscieglia has two adult children and “27 babies who are going to middle school in June,” she says. “I don’t want to see them…
As a nurse practitioner with the critical care team at Hackensack University Medical Center, Ianina “Yana” Metcalf meets many people who touch her heart, but…
Kimberly Richardson was still a law student when she negotiated her first labor contract. Her professor, Dr. Kenneth Dau-Schmidt, owned “Labor Law Inc.,” and in…