Articles by Catherine Brady
Feb. 12, 2021
A Guide to Pair Movies and Snacks
We all have favorite films, but how about favorite movie snacks? Or better yet, what snack has the best movie vibe? Here’s a comparative list…
Feb. 12, 2021
What to Watch (or not) this Valentine’s day
5 Underrated Rom-com’s for Valentine’s Day From “Pretty Woman” to “Runaway Bride,” my obsession with Julia Roberts has stemmed from a young age. And who…
Jan. 22, 2021
Tik Tok and Broadway stars serve up a Ratatouille musical
Anyone can cook, they say — and now, anyone can create a musical as well. Featuring a star-studded cast of television and stage talent alike,…
Oct. 30, 2020
Creating During COVID: Interactive Digital Media
“Creating During COVID” highlights the creative work of students during the pandemic and creates a profile outline of students in various programs. If you would…
Oct. 23, 2020
Creating During COVID: Screenwriting and Playwriting
The Triangle’s A&E section is introducing a new column highlighting creative students of varying majors and the work they have created during the pandemic. This form is…
Oct. 16, 2020
Netflix’s “Julie and the Phantoms” reboot finds appeal with all ages.
Netflix returns with another beloved hit in its new original series “Julie and the Phantoms,” inspired by the Brazilian show of the same name. In the…
May. 29, 2020
‘The Half of It’ Outshines ‘Sierra Burgess Is a Loser’ in Cyrano Plot
Under the writing and direction of “Saving Face”’s Alice Wu, Leah Lewis (“Charmed,” CW’s “Nancy Drew”) stars in Netflix’s newest Cyrano de Bergerac adaptation, “The…

May. 1, 2020
Counseling Center offers no-cost teletherapy appointments
In spite of everything being shut down on campus, the Drexel Counseling Center continues providing services — including teletherapy — through the pandemic and the…

May. 1, 2020
Things to do while the world feels like it’s falling apart
It may be fair to say that no one is thriving right now, but while you practice social distancing, here are some things to fill…
Mar. 13, 2020
‘Hello Dolly’ hits Philly with lights and choreo
The dreary Philadelphia winter brought with it many touring national productions. Among those shows, “Hello, Dolly!,” transformed the Forrest Theater into Yonkers, New York in…
