Tag: COVID

“For every action, there is an equal and opposite reaction.” Newton’s third law of motion describes how forces operate in balance and opposition. This law…

Dear Triangle staff, readers and alumni,  I have been struggling to form the correct string of words to convey how much the Triangle means to…

Amidst conversations in early November about looming Southeastern Pennsylvania Transit Authority worker strikes that would halt services and hinder travelers’ transportation plans, several Philadelphia transit…

Throughout the week of July 17, Drexel University’s Department of Communication collaborated with the Department of Politics to host the first Big City Journalist Boot…

Intramural sports are a hallmark of any college campus. They are one of the last opportunities many students have to play an organized sport before…

On Tuesday, April 11, Drexel University released a statement outlining new changes to its vaccination policy, announcing that it will now no longer require all…

After six academic terms of remote learning, Drexel finally plans to return to a fully-opened campus this fall — with necessary COVID precautions, of course.…

All community members must wear masks in all indoor shared, instructional and research spaces on campus as a precaution against the Delta variant regardless of…

After a year of virtual learning and interactions, Drexel University will let second-year students attend an in-person Welcome Week Sept. 13-19, Drexel announced in an…

The Philadelphia Department of Public Health announced a further relaxation of the current Safer-at-Home restrictions due to the  COVID-19 pandemic beginning May 21. With the…