Tag: culture

The store was crammed with customers; everyone looking for the shortest possible line and the quickest way out of the chaos. I was only purchasing…

As Drexel once again makes a concerted effort to expand pieces of the campus, pushing ever northward (and westward), it is useful to not only…

The Student Center of Inclusion and Culture (SCIC), Office of International Programs (OIP), and the Drexel Students Global Advisory Board hosted the Diversity and Inclusion…

With its sandy beaches, expansive night markets and delectable food, the small country of Taiwan contains treasures that many American students may be unfamiliar with.…

Andrew Petersen is an adjunct professor of linguistics at Drexel and an English lecturer at the University of Pennsylvania. He graduated from Duke University with…

Drexel University Campus Activities Board presented “One Voice: A Linguistics Workshop” on the second floor of Gerri C. Lebow Hall Jan. 19. The event was…

The issue of French-Muslim violence has increased to dangerous levels in correlation with the escalating immigrant population, evidenced first the 2015 Charlie Hebdo terrorist attack.…

I recently watched “Dead Poets Society,” one of my favorite movies, in honor of Robin Williams. His character, Mr. Keating, famously asked the boys to…

The eighth annual International Gala took place in the Recreation Center April 11, featuring the theme “Dragons Around the World.” Two hundred fifty Drexel students…

Approximately 150 people attended the Indonesian Student Association’s “One Night in Indonesia” program Jan. 27 in Creese Student Center’s Behrakis Grand Hall. The program for…