Articles by Becquerel Dalton

In the late 1990s, a lot of people worried about computers exploding or otherwise malfunctioning at the beginning of the new millennium because they would…

Drag is an art form in which men dress in feminine clothing and makeup and perform onstage to challenge gender roles and celebrate femininity —…

I would like to take this time to remind everyone that the concept of reverse racism is as ludicrous as it is, in fact, racist.…

According to the first amendment to the United States constitution, the government cannot infringe upon any individual or organization’s ability to express their views, in…

The city government is made up of several departments, each covering a separate area of work that needs to be done, which allows for flexibility.…

How many times have you needed a bathroom on campus and been unable to find one allocated to your gender? Imagine if that happened every…

Drexel University’s second annual 24-hour hackathon, Dragon Hacks 2016, was held over the course of two days, from Jan. 16 to Jan.17. Partnered with Major…

Jesse Krimes’ latest art installation, “Deus ex Machina,” held its opening reception Jan. 14 at 5 p.m. at the Drexel’s Leonard Pearlstein Art Gallery. The…

Philadelphia’s Wells Fargo Center hosted the media logistics walkthrough for the 2016 Democratic National Convention Committee Dec. 3, 2015. The Democratic national convention is a…

The National Association of Home Builders held its annual awards ceremony in recognition of impressive residential construction Oct. 15. This year, the American Campus Communities…