Tag: Editorial

President John A. Fry informed students via email Nov. 19 that the University will move from annual billing to quarterly billing starting in fall 2014,…

This week marked the sesquicentennial of the Gettysburg Address, the most famous speech of Abraham Lincoln’s presidency. In a rare and unexpected journalistic move, the…

As Drexel’s Campus Master Plan plows forward, many difficult questions linger over the fate of a prominently visible sign of failed urban development in our…

Each year on Nov. 11, the United States celebrates Veterans Day to honor those who have fought for and defended our country. Even though it’s…

Wiz Khalifa tells us we’re young, wild and free, and we are. In college, especially, we get to experience much of what’s great about being…

As freshmen settle into their new college lifestyles and begin to think about getting involved on campus, there might be more to the equation than…

Between social media and our generation’s addiction to our smartphones, it has become so easy for us to share every thought that runs across our…

Multiple news sources have published stories this week about a Bank of America Merrill Lynch intern working in London who died Aug. 15 after reportedly…

The difficulty of doing business with various offices on campus has long been a notoriously common complaint of Drexel students. When President John A. Fry…

Putting everyone’s differing opinions about Drexel aside, we can all agree on one thing: It is extremely expensive, and every little dollar counts. Many college…