Category: CAMPUS
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Del Val Football Surges Past Stevenson in 3-Score Comeback
The 2025 Homecoming weekend in Doylestown was memorable as the Aggies defeated Stevenson 41-38. Joel Perez and Justin Brown shone, with Perez scoring two special teams touchdowns and Brown rushing for three. Despite a slow start, the Aggies rallied in the fourth quarter, securing their victory.
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Philly Flower Show spotlights ‘Gardens of Tomorrow’
The Pennsylvania Horticultural Society’s Philadelphia Flower Show, established in 1829, is the world’s oldest and largest indoor horticultural event, attracting global talent. The 2025 theme, “Gardens of Tomorrow,” highlights resilience and innovation with diverse floral displays, emphasizing that today’s plantings influence the future.
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DelVal Ignite Event: Speed Networking Fair Helps Students Land Jobs and Internships in Minutes
DelVal’s Ignite Event offers students a speed dating-style job and internship fair, allowing them to interact with multiple employers in minutes. Participants can secure internships, jobs, and networking opportunities while easing job hunting stress. The event promotes career exploration and fosters connections, taking place on September 25, from 5:30 to 7 P.M.
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Meet Dr. Alcine, DelVal’s New Music Director
Delaware Valley University has a new music director, Dr. Britney Alcine, passionate about music from an early age. She aims to enhance the music program by introducing new pieces and ensembles while fostering community participation.
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Delaware Valley University Student Media Launches 1st Broadcast for Fall 2025
The first Full360 newscast of Fall 2025 highlights include the new dining vendor Aggie Fresh Co. at Levin Dining Hall, DelVal’s Common Hour barbecue, a Photo of the Week Contest, and updates on Aggies Football, Field Hockey, and Men’s Soccer. It also spotlights the Animal of the Week – the red-tailed hawk.
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PHOTOS & MORE: DelVal is Booming! Explore things to do on campus
As the Fall Semester begins at Delaware Valley University, students are actively planning various activities across campus. The Student Programming Board is organizing weekend events, while clubs hold initial meetings and informational sessions. Notable activities include a Block Party, cultural nights, and multiple recruiting tables throughout September.