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Artificial intelligence is already reshaping how businesses operate, how governments manage risk, and how decisions get made at scale. Dan Kunze ’12 is working at the center of that shift.
A graduate of Widener University Delaware Law School, Kunze now serves as vice president for the Department of…
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Christie Corado ’93 has spent decades advising companies through high-stakes decisions, from mergers and acquisitions to compliance, privacy and risk. But in recent years, even for a seasoned corporate lawyer, something changed.
Artificial intelligence stopped being a distant conversation and…
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Widener University Commonwealth Law School recognized members of the class of 2026 during its annual student awards ceremony, celebrating academic excellence, leadership, service and advocacy across the law school community.
Held in the Douglas M. Wolfberg Courtroom, the ceremony brought together…
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Who is actually making decisions inside the executive branch, and what happens when those individuals do not formally belong to the government?
That question took center stage at Widener University Commonwealth Law School’s 2026 annual John Gedid Lecture, where University of Chicago Law School…
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When Professor Juliet M. Moringiello passed away in February 2025, Widener University Commonwealth Law School lost more than a scholar.
It lost a force in the classroom, a mentor to generations of lawyers and a presence that shaped the institution for more than three decades.
That loss, and the…
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What does it actually mean for institutions, especially corporations, to take responsibility in moments that demand more than statements?
For andré douglas pond cummings, dean and professor of law at Widener University Commonwealth Law School, that question is at the core of the Dean’s Diversity…
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On most days, Kelly Monaghan ’26 helps oversee the operations of a major state regulatory agency. In the evenings, she studies administrative law, legal writing and the legal frameworks that shape the same systems she works within every day.“It’s a little like channeling my inner Dory from Finding…
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What does it mean to believe in the rule of law at a time when confidence in the courts feels strained?
That question didn’t stay abstract or confined to theory at Widener University Commonwealth Law School. Instead, it opened the door to a thoughtful, real-time conversation inside the Douglas M.…
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Dissent is often uncomfortable. It can be disruptive, unpopular, even risky. But at Widener Law Commonwealth’s Annual Law Review Spring Symposium, one idea came through clearly: dissent is not a flaw in democracy. It is one of its most powerful engines.
That idea shaped “From 1776 to Today: The…
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