Tag: diversity

Mario’s Market, Drexel University’s community food pantry, is a resource to combat food insecurity among college students in the Philadelphia area, and has been open…

Drexel University’s anti-racism report reflects the positive changes and continual efforts to create a diverse environment for its students and staff. Drexel’s Anti-Racism Task Force,…

On Saturday, May 6, TEDXDrexelU hosted Blueprint, its biggest annual conference, in Drexel University’s Main Building.  The conference aimed to share stories about how speakers…

The 92nd Academy Awards nominations were announced Monday after an already contentious kick-off to awards season. Before the reveal, the Golden Globes came under fire…

The incoming Drexel University freshman class has already made history based on its sheer size. Evelyn Thimba, senior vice president of enrollment management at Drexel,…

President John A. Fry sent out a campus-wide email last Wednesday, with the headline reading “No Place for Intolerance at Drexel.” What President Fry was…

February was supposed to be a month to pay tribute to generations of African Americans who struggled to achieve full citizenship in the United States.…

In one of the most diverse states in the United States, there has been a friendly rivalry that dates back to the 19th century. Just…

Marginalization has become synonymous with my identity. Being an outsider has just been a way of life. Even through the plight of racism, we have…

When was the last time you put down your phone and fully engaged in a deep, meaningful conversation with someone? When was the last time…