Tag: Philadelphia

“If it ain’t broke, don’t fix it” is oft-cited advice, but there are always benefits to renovating something that could use a few upgrades. It…

On April 18, 2024 the Spectator, Columbia University’s student newspaper, reported that President Shafik of Columbia had identified a student protest as a “clear and…

The summer is a great time for students to hit the reset button and reconnect with friends they have not seen in months. What better…

Ah, the summer time, grassy fields, picnic blankets and hours spent laying out in the sun. What gets better than spending your time doing that?…

“Did you like being on co-op more or being in classes?” “So, you don’t take any college classes during half of the year?” “Are you…

As a student at Drexel University, participating in a club is a great way to engage with peers and spend time doing something that you…

May is Mental Health Awareness Month, which highlights the importance of destigmatizing the prevalent issue of mental health. Mental health concerns surrounding student-athletes have moved…

On April 8, Drexel University celebrated the official reopening of the upgraded and renamed Drexel Station at 30th Street, located at 3000 Market Street. Transit…

On April 8, Drexel’s Vice President and University Chief Compliance and Privacy Officer Kim Gunter filed a lawsuit against Drexel University, alleging that they “failed…

With decision day fast approaching, Drexel University has admitted a respectable number of students in line with previous years. Out of the 40,204 applicants from…