Tag: art

Eric A. Zillmer is the Director of Athletics, the Carl R. Pacifico Professor of Neuropsychology and a licensed clinical psychologist. Zillmer served as the director…

If there’s one thing that Drexel University did right for me, it’s that it helped me decide on my future. It was difficult planning out…

For nearly 90 years, the quiet street in Lower Merion known as Latch’s Lane was a worldwide destination for art lovers. The world’s incomparably greatest…

Drexel University’s ExCITe Center, a place for students to collaborate on projects at the intersection of design, engineering, and entrepreneurship, deployed a new program called…

College life at Drexel University is always progressing rapidly, and sometimes it can feel as though there is no time for fun. Despite this, one…

This year, one of the ways I got through an extra long holiday season with a stressful family was by following the Internet feud between…

There are people who think science and art can’t mix, but NanoArtography might just prove them wrong. NanoArtography is an international image competition created by…

Every year, the fashion design department works with a graphic design major to create all the branding materials for the year’s fashion show. This year,…

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…

Drexel University’s Rincliffe Gallery, located on the third floor of the main building, is housing “Awareness: Larry Clark’s Tulsa Series” in Fall 2015. “I was…