Tag: history

A team of Drexel University students, alumni and professors recently ventured to Dornbirn, Austria — the birthplace of the Drexel family — to explore the…

This Nov. 7 saw, by the Gregorian calendar, the 100th anniversary of the Bolshevik Revolution. By any measure, it was the most important political event…

For nearly 90 years, the quiet street in Lower Merion known as Latch’s Lane was a worldwide destination for art lovers. The world’s incomparably greatest…

Imagine: A foreign war divides the country. Widespread protests at campuses from one border to another. Widespread civil rights injustice in plain sight before the…

Santiago, Chile: What jumps to mind is the stunning sight of a vibrant city skyline with the backdrop of majestic mountains in a beautiful South…

Have you ever wanted to own your own country? When I was 12, it was my goal to eventually build an enclosed ecosystem inside of…

Why doesn’t Drexel have a football team? Part I // Part II // Part III Over the last three weeks, The Triangle has run a…

THE SECOND INSTALLMENT OF THIS THREE-PART SERIES CAN BE ACCESSED HERE. Why doesn’t Drexel have a football team? It’s the question, even to this day,…

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…

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…