Articles by Sam Gregg

For many, fall is synonymous with an end. The leaves change color and begin their mass migration from branch to ground, the heat gives way…

Coming into the 31st Olympiad, glamorous headlines abounded: the return of a changed Michael Phelps, Usain Bolt’s quest for immortality, the United States gymnastics team’s…

It’s the dog days of summer. Heat and humidity suffocate and slow life down in the Philadelphia area. Thirst, sweat and the temptation of vacations…

Dear Jerry Colangelo, When Mark Tatum pulled the Sixers classic red, white, and blue logo from its sealed envelope on May 21, revealing your coveted…

The fourth-seeded Drexel University women’s lacrosse team fell to number one seed James Madison University Dukes on May 5. The team was defeated at home…

In many cases, sports can be simplified into a series of runs, an oscillation of advantages that often change hands from one opponent to another…

Things looked bleak for the Drexel University softball team when they walked off the diamond April 26 after suffering a two run defeat at the…

Entering their April 16 matchup with Towson University, it was fair to say that something was a little off for the Drexel university softball team.…

For those in the Drexel community who grew up in the greater Philadelphia area, the Phillies represent fond memories. Days at the ballpark (Veterans stadium…

Emerging from the preseason tournament portion of their schedule, Drexel University’s softball team had certainly shown flashes of potential. An undefeated, albeit abbreviated, Lady Pirate…