Tag: arts

Between One Drexel Plaza and the new Brandywine building at 3200 Market street is a new space to escape the boisterous world of city life…

On May 20, the 21-year-old producer and singer-songwriter Malcolm Todd took the stage at the Franklin Music Hall along with opener Sophie Gray for “The…

Some performances are meant to be a spectacle–big stages, fireworks, confetti drops. Others, like Sombr’s and Daniel Seavey’s recent show at Brooklyn Bowl in Philadelphia,…

“Clair Obscur: Expedition 33,” the debut title from Paris-based Sandfall Interactive, is not just another RPG release. It is a haunting, painterly reflection on mortality,…

Shortly after the unexpected closure of the University of the Arts in June, leaving students and faculty uncertain about their next steps, Drexel University President…

College, branded as a time for education but also self-discovery and freedom, can become damaging without the proper tools for success. A poll taken by…

On April 3, Drexel University’s Westphal College of Media Arts & Design hosted “The Monument We Make,” an event backed by Philadelphia Contemporary, Ars Nova…

What do you first think of when you picture an art gallery? Maybe it is the hanging paintings sectioned by rope barriers with support signs…

Drexel University’s Pride Week began April 29 as it transitioned into the second half of the spring term and the month of May. There were…

The Robert and Penny Fox Historic Costume Collection opened their latest exhibition, Immortal Beauty, on Oct. 2 at the Leonard Pearlstein Gallery. The exhibition, and…