Category: Breaking News
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Treasured DelVal Arboretum at Risk of Decline
By Emma Menzel / One Health Editor Encompassing 40 acres of the Delaware Valley University campus, the Henry Schmieder Arboretum symbolizes the passion for nature that students, faculty, and visitors share. However, some people notice that these important specimens’ health is declining. Henry Schmieder, the arboretum’s namesake, was a faculty member at DelVal in the…
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Winner of “The Apprentice,” author and Rhodes scholar to speak at DelVal
By Christian Yamulla / The Full360 Community Engagement Editor Next week, national speaker Dr. Randall Pinkett will come to Delaware Valley University to share his professional advice and personal anecdotal experiences on his accomplishments as a Rhodes Scholar and winner of the popular show “The Apprentice.” Pinkett, a regular contributor to national programs such as…
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Images from DelVal’s community event: “Mental Health: A Path to Hope & Help”
Delaware Valley University’s English and Psychology departments recently collaborated to organize a regional educational forum on accessing mental health services in Bucks County. The event, “Our Mental Health Crisis: A Path to Hope and Help,” highlighted the available services including crisis-response, peer support, and mobile care services.
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U.S. Sen. John Fetterman to Make a Video Appearance at Delaware Valley University’s Mental Health Event
Delaware Valley University is hosting a free Mental Health event open to the public on Thursday, Oct. 5, from 6 p.m. to 9 p.m. in the Life Sciences Building Auditorium. “Our Mental Health Crisis: A Path to Hope and Help,” hosted by the University’s English and Psychology departments, aims to connect members of the Bucks…

