Tag: journalism

Long-time NBC broadcaster Tom Brokaw reflected on his 50-year career in journalism at Nesbitt Hall April 8. Brokaw was interviewed by Karen Curry, a former…

      Growing up, I constantly stressed about finding a career path. What could I see myself doing for the rest of my life?…

Co-Founder of GoodSearch.com, now known as Goodshop, and MSNBC’s “Your Business” host JJ Ramberg described entrepreneurism Jan. 28 during her talk “A View From the…

Thanks largely to the 24-hour cable news cycle, the line between “journalism” and “entertainment” blurs more and more with each passing day—but it seems like…

Author Lee Gutkind visited Drexel’s ExCITe Center Nov. 3 to share his work. The genre was called “Creative Nonfiction with Students and the Community.” The…

A multimedia exhibition telling the story of the Iraq War through the perspectives of a Marine, a reporter and a photojournalist, “Invasion: Diaries and Memories…

With print journalism on the decline all across the nation, it’s no surprise that our two largest local daily newspapers by circulation, The Philadelphia Inquirer…

Drexel’s Pennoni Honors College will begin a new partnership with the Philadelphia Daily News to increase local arts exposure after receiving a $20,000 arts journalism…

The National Constitution Center hosted a panel of journalists and activists April 12 to discuss the effects of social media in the political uprisings in…

Last term, The Triangle conducted a survey of our readers to better understand how The Triangle is perceived by the Drexel community and to hear…