Tag: justice

Those passing through Drexel University’s campus have probably noticed the massive construction project on 32nd and Cuthbert St. that has taken over Buckley Field. A…

On Saturday, April 15, Drexel Community for Justice (DCJ) organizers handed out flyers on the sidewalk by the Daskalakis Athletic Center during Drexel University’s Admitted…

President John A. Fry sent out a campus-wide email last Wednesday, with the headline reading “No Place for Intolerance at Drexel.” What President Fry was…

Philadelphia is finally beginning to adopt progressive policies on minor drug offenses; it’s about time. Larry Krasner, Philadelphia District Attorney, said Feb. 15 that his…

Two New York City police officers were charged with the raping and kidnapping of an 18-year-old Brooklyn girl, Anna, while she was in custody this…

The week-long sentencing hearing of former Olympic Gymnastics doctor and longtime Michigan State physician, Larry Nassar, would have been just another, unfortunately typical, #MeToo era…

As Harvey Weinstein attempts to evade numerous accusations of non-consensual sexual relations, several prosecutors nationwide are building their cases against him. It has been confirmed…

A century and a half ago, America came out of slavery. It was perhaps not literally true, as Abraham Lincoln said, that every drop drawn…

A protest occurred April 25 on University of Pennsylvania’s campus demanding justice for Rekia Boyd. Rekia Boyd is yet another black citizen who was shot…

The Sexual Assault Victim Empowerment System, developed in part by Drexel adjunct professor Candace Wannamaker in the School of Education, has been live since mid-May…