Month: May 2012

Drexel University’s Dragons for Israel organization was awarded the national Bar-Ilan Award for “Outstanding Campus Activism” April 22 by the Committee for Accuracy in Middle…

Ninety Millennium Hall residents have been displaced from their housing due to a small lighting fixture fire that occurred May 1 in one of the…

Drexel Navy ROTC graduate Lt. Christopher Mosko was posthumously awarded a Bronze Star Medal for valor and a Purple Heart after he was killed April…

Drexel junior attackman Robert Church shoots one bye Villanova University goalkeeper Dan Gutierrez. Church scored one goal and two assists in the 9-14 loss to…

Last week, when Drexel women’s lacrosse head coach Anna Marie Vesco was asked what her expectations were against top-seeded Towson University in the first round…

Norah Jones seems to have a rubric for expressing heartache and melancholia. Creating simple, soothing yet lovelorn songs has made her a pillar of jazz…

The martini is a famous cocktail, and it seems that everyone has a different opinion about it. The history of this drink is murky at…

Let’s be honest: As much as everybody wants one, it’s seemingly impossible to find a great red wine for under $10. You figure trying a…

This week, the students who live on floors 7 through 9 of Millennium Hall got a bit of extra “excitement” during their midterms week. A…

Iden Kurtaliaj   Like many American universities, Drexel uses a Blackboard system for online learning management. However, it is questioned how effectively the tools provided…