Month: April 2011

“For the Sake of Future Days” by Erik Ruin “For the Sake of Future Days” is a densely layered floor-to-ceiling installation incorporating shadow projections, built…

Hey freshmen, looking for something to actually those cultural passports for? Well our own Alissa Falcone has started writing for the Cultural Passport Office and…

Philly has gone Francophile, thanks to the first Philadelphia International Festival of the Arts. PIFA, a three-week long celebration embracing all art forms, takes inspiration…

As my loyal readers may have noticed, I have a bit of a soft spot for obscure beer styles. One beer that many of you…

At the Tower Theatre in Philadelphia there was no preacher, nor was there a large choir dressed in matching robes. However, there was a spiritual…

Basil: probably the best known herb to have ever graced this planet. The thought of basil may go hand in hand with thoughts of making…

If you still believe that ballet is done in glittery tutus and that orchestras play only for audiences of 80-year-olds, I’m sorry to inform you…

After pop punk darlings Fall Out Boy announced their hiatus two years back, instead of taking a vacation from their seven-year career, all four members…

There’s no getting around it: Drexel University is a diverse institution. With over 200 student organizations, a highly esteemed faculty, a nationally renowned co-op program…

Shawkat Hammoudeh Contributing Professor [email protected] It will take several years before the Arab revolutions successfully build free and democratic societies. The ultimate post-revolutions stage will…