Articles by Chan Chung

On March 12, 2020 — a year ago today — President John Fry sent out a university-wide email announcing that the classes at the start…

In May of 2009, Drexel’s Earle Mack School of Law (now the Thomas R. Kline School of Law) held its third-ever commencement at the Kimmel…

It has almost been a month since the COVID-19 vaccine stopped being distributed to the city’s biggest clinic, Philly Fighting COVID, after it became a…

Today, Jan. 22, marks the final day of student move-in at on-campus residence halls, preceding the start of face-to-face classes on Monday, Jan. 25. Although…

Since May, the Philadelphia Police Department’s budget has been a matter of contention. As protests for racial equality and against police brutality swept the streets…

On Saturday, Nov. 7, Joe Biden was projected to have won Pennsylvania’s 20 electoral votes, leading him to victory as President-elect despite President Trump’s unwillingness…

Throughout the week, families in America and all around the world have been anxiously watching the news to find out the winner of the U.S.…

With Election Day right around the corner, voters are working to ensure that they can cast their ballot and that their votes will be counted…

Protests have largely kept their momentum over the past few months, even with a pandemic working against them. These protesters are admirable not only for…

Many Drexel students are confident to say that there was one program that drew them to the university — co-op. Yet over the past few…