Month: May 2024

When people hear the words “Ludwig Live!” (the Kimmel Center’s new musical), most wouldn’t believe this zany, almost comical title actually unlocks one of Philadelphia’s…

I’ll preface this column by claiming that I am not a wine expert; rather, I am a newly minted wine enthusiast following a summer abroad…

Drexel junior guard Chris Fouch dribbles the ball around the three-point line, while being defended by George Mason redshirt sophomore guard Sherrod Wright during the…

The Dragons entered their game against Northeastern University riding high on a three-game win streak. They were coming off a dominating 65-38 win over Georgia…

After an initial review of the Campus Master Plan released by President Fry, we were wholeheartedly behind his intrepid, broad and very needed revamp of…

Robert Zaller   Secretary of Defense Leon Panetta addressed a small gathering of marines, standing in front of a wall that looked as though it…

The Buffalo Trace Distillery is the oldest distillery site in the U.S., having opened its doors over 200 years ago on its 130-acre campus in…

U.S. News and World Report released its inaugural rankings of online degree programs Jan. 10, placing Drexel University second in the nation for its online…

It wasn’t too long ago that one of Drexel’s all-time lead scorers, Colin Ambler, graduated from the University after an astonishing career. It’s probable that…

Recently, one of the greatest honors a college athlete can receive was bestowed upon a Drexel men’s lacrosse player. Mark Manos, the Dragons’ goalkeeper, was…