Delaware Valley University

Check out Moxie's One Health bandana! As part of One Health, there will be a pet photo op today from 12:30-2 p.m. on the quad near the library, and tomorrow from 12:30 p.m. - 3:30 p.m. Support the animal welfare campaign for a free bandana. See details at delval.edu/onehealth. Animals must be restrained and under the handler’s control at all times. Participation in this event does not alter or supersede campus policies regarding the animal visitation policy, the Emotional Support Animals policy, or other animal-related guidelines.

Get ready to come home to DelVal! Join us October 23-24, 2026, for an unforgettable Homecoming Weekend filled with fun, reunions, and cherished traditions. Don’t miss out. Register today at delval.edu/homecoming 💚💛

🍎 Thank you to Toll Brothers for joining us again at Hope of the Harvest at Delaware Valley University! More than 4,000 pounds of apples were harvested that day. Think of all the recipes you could make with that!

Fall fun was in full swing at our 2026 Harvest Festival!

Startups pitch, judges ask the hard questions, and students help behind the scenes. Delaware Valley University's Spark Bowl returns for its seventh year with Shark Tank-style energy. Click here to read 👉 https://ebx.sh/pDDfEI

File your FAFSA today at studentaid.gov/fafsa.

Join us for our Virtual Graduate Open House on Wednesday, October 21, 6 - 7 p.m., and receive an application fee waiver just for attending! Explore what’s possible with a graduate degree or certificate from Delaware Valley University and discover a flexible, career-focused program designed to fit your goals and your life. Register here: https://admission.delval.edu/register/?id=2b960145-3976-47b0-853c-c35f16e82f61&utm_source=LocalIQ&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=F26_GradOHIQ&utm_id=fall26_GradOH

Dr. Leann Andrews, PhD, RLA visits DelVal as the first guest speaker of the newly revamped One Health Program to discuss how the design and management of landscapes, including public spaces and green infrastructure, can influence infectious and noncommunicable diseases, mental well-being, environmental exposures, biodiversity and more. Join us on Wednesday, October 14, 6 p.m, in the Life Science Building Auditorium.

How can science create meaningful change in our communities? Public health plays a vital role in improving health outcomes, advancing education, and addressing the complex challenges that impact communities. In our latest blog, Judith Stavisky, MPH, M.Ed., explores what public health is, why it matters, and how professionals can make a difference through science. Stavisky is an adjunct professor in the Master’s of Public Health program at DelVal and a public health leader, educator, and author with more than 25 years of experience in the field. Discover her insights and learn more about careers and opportunities in public health. Read the full article: delval.edu/ramble