Tag: Germany

In a small-sided possession drill, eight players quickly executed one or two-touch combinations against four pressing players. Philadelphia Union’s U17 squad requires a fast tempo,…

Drexel University’s German Club and Honors Student Advisory Committee joined together Oct. 26 to host the first ever Drexel Oktoberfest in the Bossone Lobby, where…

I don’t suppose the Time Magazine issue featuring German Chancellor Angela Merkel as its person of the year sold very well in Greece. Merkel made…

Frantz Massenat had never really, truly lived away from home. When he spent four years on Drexel’s campus, from 2010 to 2014, he was always…

An international team from Drexel University and Germany’s Technical University of Dortmund met Feb. 28 and March 1 to brainstorm ideas for revitalizing the Delaware…

The sidewalks of South Street are buzzing. Off-gold cans of Warsteiner beer exchange hands and an adventurous few walk around with their beer in plastic…

The case said “Tastes Good” on the side. I couldn’t let a claim like that go untested, so I bought the last case of Yuengling…

On Sunday, June 22, the United States, for the first time in recent memory, looked truly dominant in a World Cup match. They controlled the…

Throughout history, we’ve witnessed the ascension of fringe political parties into power when their economies were in prolonged downturn and their citizens were unhappy. The…

Munich recently began the world’s largest beer festival, namely Oktoberfest, which is ironically held in September. The festival traditionally runs for the 15 days prior…