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Frozen Sprinkler Pipe After Power Outage Displaced 18 Students
A burst sprinkler pipe at Delaware Valley University damaged dorm rooms, displacing 18 students. The university’s officials are providing assistance and relocation options while working on repairs. Students faced emotional distress over lost personal items.
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DelVal Students Find Their “True North” at 2026 PA Dairy Summit
By Nina Weiland From February 3rd to February 5th, seven Delaware Valley University students, Izzy Anderson ’27, Malayna Barnhart ’27, Hannah Dice ’27, Sophia Latour ’29, Lyndsey Smith ’29, Caitlyn VanDeusen ’27, and Taylor Zacniewski ’28, attended the 2026 Pennsylvania Dairy Summit in Grantville, PA, alongside Joanne Powell, professor and co-chair of the Animal Science…
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DelVal shifts to remote classes Monday, delayed schedule Tuesday after winter storm hits region
A recent snowstorm at the Delaware Valley campus left an impact, especially on students from outside Pennsylvania. Freshman Cash Davis experienced snow for the first time, noting its brightness. Classes were shifted to remote learning, and indoor activities were organized for students.
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Protecting Pennsylvania’s Native Turtles from Illegal Trade and Trafficking
Pennsylvania has 14 native turtle species increasingly targeted by illegal traffickers despite being protected. Between 2015 and 2021, wildlife trafficking operations linked to disease spread resulted in 140,000 seizures. A secret agent’s investigation led to the arrest of key traffickers, highlighting the urgent conservation issues and dangers within local ecosystems.
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Tea Talks: Inside DelVal’s Animal Science Program
By Nina Weiland / Full360 Podcast Host & Producer In 2018, Delaware Valley University was ranked among the top 20 universities, gaining recognition as one of the best animal science programs in the United States. But what makes DelVal’s program so unique? Tea Talks, a student-led DelVal podcast, explores this question through conversations with animal…
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Birding for College Kids by College Kids
By Hailey Cylinder / Full360 Reporter With the falling of leaves and dropping temperatures comes an iconic sound: Canada Geese (Branta canadensis) honking in V formation migrating south for the winter. While one of the most notable and easily spotted birds in the sky right now, there are so many more birds flying across Bucks…