Month: July 2011

After a long hiatus, the pathway leading through the Korman Quad will be opened up to Drexel students for use before the beginning of the…

Drexel’s new recreation center is the home to a myriad of sporting clubs and activities – ranging from the typical to the more unusual. Because…

Thirty-five seconds ahead of the closest competitor, Drexel student Avani Dave splashed through the finish line, taking first place in the “Swim Around the Rock”…

Russian National Orchestra’s Exclusive East Coast Performances The Russian National Orchestra takes the stage July 27, 28 and 29 for the Mann’s classical season finale.…

Vans Warped Tour, a yearly fixture of many music fans’ summers, is notable for its variety of rock music, but what makes the festival stand…

The student-run Drexel Student Activity Fee Allocation Committee is supporting the implementation of three campuswide concerts this year with the creation of The Dragon Concert…

David Forney, a biomedical engineering major and member of Drexel’s ROTC program, represented Drexel at the U.S. Army’s Leader Development and Assessment Course and was…

There is a saying that is often bandied about in soccer circles that goes, “A week is a long time in sports, and a year…

As the July 31 Major League Baseball trade deadline approaches, it looks as though there will be many teams looking for help, and many in…

Sometimes our own stories are the hardest to tell. But if untold, they may forever be forgotten. An independent film based on the best selling…