Tag: Drexel University

The Vatican and the Roman Catholic Church saw their first American-born pope, Pope Leo XIV, elected on May 8th. Formerly known as Cardinal Robert Francis…

Few remember the year that Powelton Village was taken hostage. There is no blue marker, mural or memorial plaque on the southeast corner of 33rd…

The Southeastern Pennsylvania Transportation Authority recently released its budget proposal for the 2026 fiscal year, featuring a 45 percent reduction in overall service and fare…

From Vidas Athletic Complex, to the iconic floor of the Daskalakis Athletic Center, to the flowing water of the Schuylkill River, Drexel’s athletic teams have…

MIST Philly Regionals were held for the second consecutive year at Drexel University from April 19-20. Muslim Interscholastic Tournament is a non-profit organization that offers…

A long time ago in local theaters across the world (or stars… “Across the Stars”… thank you, John Williams), a film that captivated audiences of…

On April 24, Flux — a student-run club that organizes concerts on campus and provides students with hands-on experience in live music production — hosted…

Prestige holds significant power in the United States. The notion that a person’s reputation hinges so heavily on the names they associate with seems shallow…

Fairmount bled blue and gold on April 23 as patrons of Bar Hygge partook in a unique fundraiser benefiting Drexel University’s Department of Food and…

This past Sunday, on April 26, synth-pop duo Magdalena Bay delivered a captivating performance at Franklin Music Hall in Philadelphia as part of their Imaginal…