Recognizing excellence in teaching
May 21—Delaware Valley College promotes five faculty members and grants tenure to three.
83% of 2012 DelVal Grads Report Job or Grad School Placement
May 15—Our grads are reporting success less than a year out of college.
Ken Kalfus: A Man with Mars on His Mind
May 15—Ken Kalfus, an author and journalist, visited campus May 7.
The Class of 2013 is going places
May 14—Armed with a great education and hands-on experience, many graduates of the Class of 2013 already have jobs.
Forget coffee, they’re getting valuable experience
May 14—Meet some of DelVal’s students who will be working in their fields this summer.
Counseling psychology students present with a faculty member at a national conference
May 8—DelVal students co-presented with Dr. Audrey Ervin at the Association for Women in Psychology Conference.
Cleaning out their dorms for a cause
May 2—DelVal students collect unwanted items to benefit charities
Dr. Jim Diamond inducted into the Hall of Fame at DelVal
May 2—Students recognized Dr. Diamond with the prestigious honor for his contributions to the College.
Diving into their questions
May 1—Undergraduates presented research exploring topics ranging from solar power to perspectives on diversity April 30.
Getting girls excited about STEM careers
April 30—Girls in Focus with Technology will be held on campus May 16.
DelVal students participate in National Dairy Challenge
April 30—Students evaluated all parts of a farm for strengths, weaknesses, opportunities and threats.
DelVal Wrestling Coach Steve Cantrell to become next Athletic Director
April 25—Delaware Valley College announced the appointment of Steve Cantrell, the College’s wrestling coach since 2011, as athletic director.
DelVal student to host third annual Make-A-Wish Foundation fundraiser
April 24—Laci Olivia '13, is aiming to raise $2,000 to help send a 9-year-old boy to Disney World.
Delaware Valley College to host annual A-Day fair April 26-28
April 17—Students plan this family-friendly event each year.
Spots available in DelVal’s Veteran Organic Farming Program
April 16—Those who register by May 28 can start the program this June.
Major General Ronald L. Bailey to speak at Commencement
April 15—The College will also award three honorary degrees on May 18.
Date Safe Project program draws huge crowd at DelVal
April 11—About 500 students turned out for the “Can I Kiss You?” program
DelVal honors its history and celebrates top students
April 10—DelVal recognized the achievements of top students at Founders' Day, an annual tradition, on April 10.
DelVal English faculty member to speak on rape culture
April 9—Dr. McCall will speak about rape culture (using Steubenville as an example), slut shaming, and the way sexuality is viewed in the U.S.
Bucks County leaders connect at DelVal
April 5—Leaders in Bucks County are connecting to have a greater impact on people's lives.
DelVal signs transfer agreement with Burlington County College
April 4—BCC grads in certain majors can transfer to DelVal as juniors.
DelVal business alum opens a Doylestown location at age 24
March 28—Nicole Beltz '11, is taking over the location in Doylestown where Chico’s used to be and turning it into a space for boutiques.
Welcoming New Leaders to Bucks County: A Community Celebration
March 27—Bucks County leaders from not-for-profit organizations, health care and education will gather at DelVal April 4.
Summer camps for budding photographers, actors, and musicians
March 22—This July and August, the College is offering programs in Doylestown for kids ages 8 through 15.
Roth Center Director to serve on “Food, Inc.” panel at the County Theater
March 15—Join Kristin Hulshart March 20 at the County Theater for a panel on local food.
DelVal and the Travis Manion Foundation to host forum on understanding returning veterans
March 11—Hear firsthand from veterans and their loved ones, who will share personal stories.
Delaware Valley College’s Philadelphia Flower Show exhibit takes multiple awards
March 4—Students help design, build, and staff the College's exhibit each year.
Delaware Valley College student selected to intern with GROWMARK
February 20—Kent Morgan ’14, a crop science major, has been chosen for a selective internship with GROWMARK.
DelVal student recognizes random acts of kindness
February 8—Savannah Gibson '14, is partnering with about 20 DelVal students to hand out 200 tokens for Random Acts of Kindness Week!
Update and Information on Seasonal Flu prevention and Care
January 18—Learn how to prevent the spread of Seasonal Flu
Learn how to beat stress and procrastination
January 15—Dr. Audrey Ervin, a DelVal counseling psychology faculty member, is offering two workshops this month.
Delaware Valley College offers new Social Media Certificate
January 11—Social media management certification helps turn an interest into a valuable skill set employers want.
DelVal appoints director of its new Roth Center for Sustainable Agriculture
December 17—DelVal alumnus Kristin Hulshart has been appointed as the new director of DelVal’s Roth Center for Sustainable Agriculture.
DelVal to host Nursery Landscape Conference
December 6—The Penn State Cooperative Extension Nursery Landscape Conference committee will host their annual Nursery Landscape Conference at DelVal.
Student ambassadors selected to represent the science of agriculture
December 4—They will educate the public, encourage youth to go into agriculture, and highlight how agriculture will help solve global problems.
W.W. Smith Charitable Trust awards $68,000 in scholarships for DelVal students
November 9—On Nov. 7, the College held a luncheon to honor this year’s 34 scholarship recipients and thank the trust for its generosity.
Delaware Valley College student launches backpack drive to help kids displaced by Sandy
November 8—Help students without necessary supplies for school, including backpacks, notebooks, and pencils.
DelVal to dedicate a campus veterans center in Janet Manion’s honor at its Veterans Day celebration
November 8—The celebration is being organized by the Class of 2015.
Delaware Valley College to host event for American Association of University Administrators
October 25—The seminar will focus on, “New Disruptive Forces in Higher Education: Challenges and Opportunities.”
DelVal presents a forum on ‘Black Identity in the Films of Spike Lee’
October 25— The College’s Dr. Wilbert Turner Jr. will be speaking about Spike Lee's films Nov. 6. Lee's films are showing on campus leading up to the event.
Distinguished Lecturer Series welcomes Dr. Robert J. Marzano
October 19—As a part of Delaware Valley College’s Distinguished Lecturer Series, Dr. Marzano will present “The Art and Science of Teaching” Nov. 6.
DelVal student, FFA member recognized at the Keystone International Livestock Exposition
October 11—DelVal sophomore Melissa Long was one of four Pennsylvania 4-H and FFA students who were awarded scholarships from the Pennsylvania Livestock Association during the 56th Keystone International Livestock Exposition Opening Ceremony on Thursday, Oct. 4, at the Pennsylvania Farm Show Complex and Expo Center.
DelVal’s Athletic Director caps off a 45-year career with the College
October 9—Frank Wolfgang is in his final year at Delaware Valley College.
The momentum is building: Supporting a bold vision
October 5—Delaware Valley College receives more than $40 million in support of its move toward university status and announces a $50 million goal.
Former C.B. Superintendent Dr. Robert Laws to help develop DelVal’s first doctoral program
October 2—Dr. Robert Laws joined DelVal Oct. 1.
Delaware Valley College breaks ground on the Life Sciences Building
September 28—A historic moment for Delaware Valley College and a dramatic step forward.
DelVal is named to U.S. News & World Report’s ‘Best Colleges’ list
September 12—Delaware Valley College has been named as a top college by U.S. News & World Report for the tenth consecutive year.
Delaware Valley College named to The Princeton Review’s list of Best Colleges in the Northeast
August 29—For the third consecutive year, DelVal has been named as one of the best colleges in the Northeast by The Princeton Review.
Delaware Valley College creates a new Center for Sustainable Agriculture
July 3—The Center will anchor the College’s new specialization in sustainable agriculture systems and support research, partnerships and community education.
Delaware Valley College receives a grant to fund cover crop research
June 5—As part of the grant, four DelVal students were hired to help Professor of Agronomy and Environmental Sciences Larry Hepner with the project.
Sustainability specialization coming soon at Delaware Valley College
April 30—Students in DelVal's Natural Resources and Biosystems Management department will be able to specialize in Sustainable Agriculture Systems starting in fall 2012.