Tag: Drexel

With friends, family and groups of younger wrestlers looking on, the Drexel wrestling team notched its first home win of the season Feb. 1 with…

THE FIRST INSTALLMENT OF THIS THREE-PART SERIES CAN BE ACCESSED HERE. The 1973 Drexel football season began just like seasons past had begun. Sterling Brown…

The Drexel University men’s basketball team is in a stage of rebuilding and identity-finding, after falling to The College of William & Mary Jan. 25…

Drexel’s longstanding commitment to improving conditions in the West Philadelphia neighborhoods of Powelton Village and Mantua is no longer just a local effort. The community…

Drexel University has long had a good name as an engineering and business school, and more recently became the largest private medical school in the…

The Drexel men’s and women’s squash teams headed to Connecticut this past weekend to face four New England schools with historically competitive programs. A weekend…

The Drexel men’s tennis team returned to the courts Jan. 26 to visit St. Francis College in New York following a close 4-3 loss against…

Last week had a chance of being perhaps the most disappointing week of the season, but the Drexel women’s basketball team came together late to…

The weekend looked promising for the Drexel wrestling team as they got their star redshirt senior, Brandon Palik, back from a rib injury, but the…

It was a brisk mid-January night, and the Drexel University football team had practice. Florida State University had just defeated Auburn University in an epic…