Dr. April Vari named vice president for student affairs at Delaware Valley College
May 23—Dr. Vari will begin her new position at DelVal on Monday, July 8.
May 23—Dr. Vari will begin her new position at DelVal on Monday, July 8.
May 21—Delaware Valley College promotes five faculty members and grants tenure to three.
May 15—Our grads are reporting success less than a year out of college.
May 15—Ken Kalfus, an author and journalist, visited campus May 7.
May 14—Armed with a great education and hands-on experience, many graduates of the Class of 2013 already have jobs.
May 14—Meet some of DelVal’s students who will be working in their fields this summer.
May 8—DelVal students co-presented with Dr. Audrey Ervin at the Association for Women in Psychology Conference.
May 2—DelVal students collect unwanted items to benefit charities
May 2—Students recognized Dr. Diamond with the prestigious honor for his contributions to the College.
May 1—Undergraduates presented research exploring topics ranging from solar power to perspectives on diversity April 30.
April 30—Girls in Focus with Technology will be held on campus May 16.
April 30—Students evaluated all parts of a farm for strengths, weaknesses, opportunities and threats.
April 25—Delaware Valley College announced the appointment of Steve Cantrell, the College’s wrestling coach since 2011, as athletic director.
April 24—Laci Olivia '13, is aiming to raise $2,000 to help send a 9-year-old boy to Disney World.
April 17—Students plan this family-friendly event each year.
April 16—Those who register by May 28 can start the program this June.
April 15—The College will also award three honorary degrees on May 18.
April 11—About 500 students turned out for the “Can I Kiss You?” program
April 10—DelVal recognized the achievements of top students at Founders' Day, an annual tradition, on April 10.
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.
April 5—Leaders in Bucks County are connecting to have a greater impact on people's lives.
April 4—BCC grads in certain majors can transfer to DelVal as juniors.
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.
March 27—Bucks County leaders from not-for-profit organizations, health care and education will gather at DelVal April 4.
March 22—This July and August, the College is offering programs in Doylestown for kids ages 8 through 15.
March 15—Join Kristin Hulshart March 20 at the County Theater for a panel on local food.
March 11—Hear firsthand from veterans and their loved ones, who will share personal stories.
March 4—Students help design, build, and staff the College's exhibit each year.
February 20—Kent Morgan ’14, a crop science major, has been chosen for a selective internship with GROWMARK.
February 8—Savannah Gibson '14, is partnering with about 20 DelVal students to hand out 200 tokens for Random Acts of Kindness Week!
January 18—Learn how to prevent the spread of Seasonal Flu
January 15—Dr. Audrey Ervin, a DelVal counseling psychology faculty member, is offering two workshops this month.
January 11—Social media management certification helps turn an interest into a valuable skill set employers want.