Tag: energy

If you have ever been to a men’s or women’s Drexel basketball game, chances are you have seen and heard the pep band. Sitting in…

On the evening of Friday, Oct. 18, residents of Kelly Hall and Van Rensselaer Hall came to a chilling realization: the hot water in their…

This year marked the tenth annual Made in America festival in Philadelphia, which took place Sept. 3 and Sept. 4. The event was set up…

For several weeks now, I have been telling multiple friends of mine whom I consider to be heavy coffee drinkers to put down the caffeinated…

Lithium-ion batteries are used to charge anything from portable electronics to pacemakers to electric cars, but with a silicon anode — the part in which…

Sometimes, science seems too good to be true. When I first heard that scientists had found a way to convert nuclear waste into diamond batteries…

A team from Drexel University’s A.J. Drexel Institute for Energy and the Environment presented their 97-page report on Philadelphia’s greenhouse gas emissions to the Mayor’s…

A group of protestors gathered in front of the Creese Student Center at 9 a.m. Dec. 5 to object to the conference event “Philadelphia: The…

Michel W. Barsoum, distinguished professor at Drexel’s College of Engineering, and his research team have chemically engineered a novel 2-D nanomaterial that has the potential…