Tag: Philly

The leaves are starting to change color, short sleeves are being substituted for sweaters and Pumpkin Spice everything is out on the shelves, which means…

Philadelphia is “the City of Neighborhoods,” and one of the best ways to get around them is by using the network of trains, subways, buses…

The Liverpool-Arsenal friendly on Wednesday, July 31 at the Link set the record for the stadium’s highest ever attendance for a soccer match. The two…

Every summer, the Southeastern Pennsylvania Transportation Authority closes down the trolley tunnel for two to three weeks along Market Street for track repair and station…

President John Fry issued a statement on April 2 announcing that the Perelman Center for Jewish Life was vandalized during Drexel’s spring break.  The vandalism…

People all across the Philadelphia region felt the ground shake on Friday, April 5 at approximately 10:23 a.m., wondering if they felt a real earthquake. …

This weekend MIST (Muslim Inter-Scholastic Tournament) Philly regionals tournament was hosted at Drexel’s Main Building for its 15th anniversary. MIST is a nonprofit competition series…

From Jan. 21 to Feb. 3, almost 120 restaurants participating in Philadelphia Restaurant Week are offering either a three-course meal priced at $45 per person…

On Monday, Jan. 15, Philadelphia received its first taste of snow this season. More snow and ice followed on Tuesday, Jan. 16, and Friday, Jan.…

Drexel Men’s Soccer ‘22 alum Chris Donovan will continue to represent the program and Philadelphia at the professional level, as it was recently announced that…