Delaware Valley University Featured In 'The College Tour' TV Show

DOYLESTOWN, PA — Delaware Valley University is featured in an episode of The College Tour, a new national TV series streaming on Amazon Prime.

Hosted by Alex Boylan, winner of "The Amazing Race", the series tells the stories of colleges and universities around the world. Each episode focuses on a single college or university and covers campus life, academics, housing, sports, and other activities.

"The episode really captures the student experience at Delaware Valley University," said DelVal Interim President Dr. Benjamin Rusiloski. "This year, we're celebrating 125 years of experiential learning. This episode really shows the kinds of experiences our students are participating in and, what makes a DelVal education so powerful."

Emmy-nominated and award-winning TV producers visited the DelVal campus in April 2021 to film 10 students who shared their stories about what it's like to be an Aggie.

"As a student at this school you won't just be in a lecture hall, you'll be out in the field that you choose to study," said Kai Allen '24, a biology major who is featured in the episode.

Featured in the episode (in order of appearance) are:

• Jamie Specca '22, a secondary education major, from Bordentown, New Jersey
• Darian Poles '21, an agribusiness major, from Hume, Virginia
• Parker Kilkenny '24, a biology major, from Doylestown, Pennsylvania
• Sarah Young '21, a counseling psychology major, from Walnutport, Pennsylvania
• Wyatt Hoffman '22, a crop science major, from Dover, Pennsylvania
• Juliet Campbell '22, a small animal science major, from Parsippany, New Jersey
• Kai Allen '24, a biology major, from Plymouth Meeting, Pennsylvania
• Christine Lambert '22, a conservation and wildlife management major, from Macungie, Pennsylvania
• Anthony Rago '23, a small animal science major, from Lititz, Pennsylvania
• Zuzanna Pankowska '21, '22 (MBA), a business 4 +1 MBA student, from Cracow, Poland.

How to Watch: The 30-minute episode featuring DelVal is available on the university's website and will be coming to streaming services Amazon, GoogleTV, IMDbTV, Playstation, Xbox and more on Aug. 30.

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