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Wilkes University is within a few hours' drive from the biggest population centers in the Northeast and Mid-Atlantic. 84 West South Street Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania ...

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Summer classes are a great way to lighten your course load for next year, catch up on missed classes or even graduate early. Wilkes offers a variety of in-person and online summer class sessions for ...

Wilkes University encourages and supports travel opportunities that enhance the student experience and advance our mission, vision, and core values. The ensuing policy is designed to promote safe ...

Wilkes University maintains a comprehensive program of insurance and self-insurance to address a variety of exposures. Insurance is purchased to protect against losses that could have a catastrophic ...

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You don't have to travel far to go further. Wilkes University is within a few hours' drive from the biggest population centers in the Northeast and Mid-Atlantic.

Wilkes University requires all persons to leave any facility where an emergency evacuation alarm is activated as promptly as possible via the nearest available exit. If an alarm has not been activated ...

Wilkes University is committed to providing a campus environment that is accessible and, at the same time, safe and secure. The Wilkes University Police Department is responsible for the preparation, ...

A Lockdown Response (Shelter-in-place) is used when it may be more dangerous to evacuate the building than to stay in the assigned rooms. You hear receive a campus Emergency Notification (ex. text ...