Tag: photography

If Chris Hytha ’21, Bachelor of Architecture, was reduced to one word, it would be “versatile.” An alum of the Westphal College of Media Arts…

Something in the last year has made me fall out of love with my digital camera. Not my camera specifically—my trusty GH4 has done nothing…

As the 2022-2023 academic year winds down for the summer, the Drexel University departments are hosting events to highlight their seniors and their final projects…

As the new cover of TIME Magazine makes its rounds in paper distribution and gains popularity on social media, one familiar with the photography majors…

R. John Chapel Jr. first enrolled in the Drexel Institute of Technology in 1961. Now, his work is displayed here on Drexel’s campus in the…

The opioid epidemic continues to wreak havoc in the Philadelphia community, and Drexel University graduate and photographer Jeffrey Stockbridge has invested over ten years into…

On Feb. 21, Philadelphia-based advocacy project Witnesses to Hunger opened a photography exhibition at the pay-what-you-wish EAT Cafe, located at 3820 Lancaster Ave. Witnesses to…

There are people who think science and art can’t mix, but NanoArtography might just prove them wrong. NanoArtography is an international image competition created by…

Drexel University’s Rincliffe Gallery, located on the third floor of the main building, is housing “Awareness: Larry Clark’s Tulsa Series” in Fall 2015. “I was…

Sydney Arroyo, a junior photography major, is spending her co-op working for “Saturday Night Live” as a paid photography intern. As an intern, Arroyo edits,…