Month: May 2012

Roberto Salome   Whether you go to a large public school with a ranked football team or a tiny private one focused on farming, all…

Despite the hodgepodge of local acts that performed May 19 at Drexel University’s Spring Jam, the performers all found common ground by bringing out the…

The late Laura Meikle Koch dribbles the ball down the field during a home game on the Vidas grass. The program’s former top scorer died…

Moments before the start of Game 6 of the Eastern Conference Semifinals between the Boston Celtics and the Philadelphia 76ers, a very familiar announcement was…

Franklin Square is one of the more whimsical destinations in Philadelphia. Between the carousel, the prominent fountain, and the miniature golf course featuring replicas of…

In case you haven’t noticed, change is in full swing here at Drexel’s University City Campus. And sometimes, change can be annoying. With the lack…

Shawkat Hammoudeh   Greece has been a hot topic recently, and it needs a detailed plan on how it can orderly exit the eurozone. The…

The crowd literally could not stay seated. By the final scene of “Buddy: The Buddy Holly Story,” which took place at a chintzy yet soulful…

Seth Meyers, the head writer of “Saturday Night Live,” performed an hour of stand-up comedy May 23 to a sold-out crowd of Drexel students. The…

Drexel President John A. Fry gave the second of four presentations planned to inform the University community about future renovations and expectations from the “Drexel…