Tag: politics

Drexel University is preparing for a significant academic overhaul that will reshape its curriculum, academic calendar and institutional structure, set to take effect in Fall…

Amid the academic transformation Drexel University is undergoing, including the restructuring of schools and transitioning to a semester schedule, various advocacy groups are working to…

As of Jan. 19 of this year, the widely popular short-form video service, TikTok, has been banned in the United States. The app had over…

Drexel University’s Board of Trustees announced that by a unanimous vote Antonio Merlo, Ph.D., has been confirmed as the 16th president of Drexel University in…

Since his second inauguration on Jan. 20, President Donald Trump has signed over 35 executive orders, many of which echo claims and promises he made…

The Office of Management and Budget sent out a memorandum on Monday, Jan. 27 ordering for all federal agencies to “temporarily pause all activities related…

Following Drexel University’s decision to merge the College of Computing and Informatics, College of Engineering and School of Biomedical Engineering, Science and Health Systems, the…

History tends to soften the blow upon former presidents after they have left office. As time goes on, it is easier to judge the overall…

The decisive results of the 2024 presidential election on Nov. 5 culminated with President-elect Donald Trump winning 312 electoral college votes to 226 against Vice…

On Oct. 4, The Triangle published my article “Kamala Harris might not win.” There, I outlined the events that made her the 2024 Democratic nominee…