Tag: CAA

Vidas Athletic Complex remains an unpleasant place for away teams to compete against Drexel’s athletes. After wins against Fordham 3-0 and UMBC 2-0, Drexel’s Women’s…

Soccer has returned to Philadelphia’s Vidas Athletic sports complex. Drexel’s women’s soccer team was able to continue where they left off last year and won…

The Drexel University community lost Terrence Butler, a hard-working, lovable teammate, student and friend to many on Wednesday, Aug. 2. Butler was a member of…

Sebastian Smith, a member of the Drexel Men’s Swimming and Diving Team, qualified for the 2024 U.S. Olympic Swim Team Trials earlier this month. To…

Drexel Men’s Soccer coach Michael Marchiano has resigned from his post as Head Coach in order to pursue other professional opportunities. Marchiano has been at…

Deciding to attend Drexel is crazy. Students are stuck on campus nearly 365 days of the year, where we are either taking more college credits…

When Drexel Women’s Basketball’s season came to a bittersweet ending on March 16, falling to Fordham in the NIT tournament, Coach Amy Mallon had little…

In a sign of the growing strength and commitment to Drexel as an athletic institution, Drexel University announced on Monday, May 8th, that Janet Burkholder…

It has been nearly two years since the Supreme Court ruled that college athletes can profit from their name, image, and likeness (NIL). This ruling…

“A Girl Called Samson” is a historical fiction novel released on April 1, 2023, based on the life story of Deborah Sampson, one of the…