Tag: reading

Dear Triangle staff, readers and alumni,  I have been struggling to form the correct string of words to convey how much the Triangle means to…

Whether you’re lying on the beach, on a road-trip, or trying to squeeze in a chapter between classes, there’s no better way to beat the…

During 2019, there were many changes on the horizon for Drexel University’s College of Medicine. From announcing the move from Queen Lane to University City,…

Technology has advanced so much that traditional forms of media such as television, radio, newspapers, newsletters, magazines and other print publications have declined over the…

Reading for pleasure has become somewhat of a novelty nowadays, and part of the reason for this is the myriad of other forms of entertainment…

My mom was perusing a copy of the newspaper that she typically buys at Wawa every week for $1 when she looked up from it…

As technology has continued to develop, a lot of new forms of media have been created. Television and radio are of course two of the…

“There is no cure for being who you truly are,” Carrie Anne Noble writes in her novel “The Mermaid’s Sister.” The book, released March 1,…

“The scream is louder than the fire and pierces his flesh and bone like a sharp knife. The scream belongs to his mother,” Vincent Zandri…

Author Lee Gutkind visited Drexel’s ExCITe Center Nov. 3 to share his work. The genre was called “Creative Nonfiction with Students and the Community.” The…