Tag: Drexel University

It’s that time again. You’ve spent all of the previous weeks of spring quarter studying up to this point and hope that you’ve prepared yourself…

Podcaster Jad Abumrad gave the 8th College of Arts and Sciences Distinguished Lecture at the Mandell Theater April 25. Abumrad, founder and co-host of the…

Ambition can’t wait. It’s kind of cheesy but certainly true of the Drexel students I have had the privilege of meeting during my five years…

Drexel offers hundred of courses aimed at allowing students to finish their degrees and get out in the real world to make a difference. We…

A study published by the Dornsife School of Public Health at Drexel University shows that women with a higher body mass index tend to shy…

The Triangle was established in 1926. That was before the Great Depression, before the Second World War and before all of us. We don’t know…

It’s finally spring, and the fields across campus are now filled with the hundreds of students that were once kept indoors due to the inclement…

On April 19, philly.com published an opinion articlet from Drexel University President John A. Fry about the death of Tim Piazza and the need for…

A Drexel University study has found that the soda tax initiative prompted by Mayor Kenney has reduced the consumption of sugary and sugar-substitute drinks by…

I find myself writing about individuality often; it’s because, as a fresh-faced adult, I’m growing into myself. I cannot discard my peculiarities to conform to…