Tag: science

Last week on Friday, July 19, thousands of fliers across the United States fought their way through TSA security only to arrive at their gates…

The College of Arts and Sciences had a pizza lunch kickoff meet-and-greet event for their new Undergraduate Student-Faculty Research Support Fund on Nov. 16. The…

On Aug. 3, 2023, the Florida Department of Education banned the teaching of AP Psychology in Florida schools. Citing the “Parental Rights in Education Act”…

In recent years, citizen science has become essential in bridging the disparity between the scientific community and general public. Citizen science, research that relies on…

If you have ever broken a phone screen, had a bad battery, ruined your microphone or snapped a key off a laptop keyboard, you know…

On April 12, Sky Harper became the second student in Drexel history to win the Harry S. Truman Scholarship. Recipients of this prestigious award have…

This past summer, a group of Drexel University faculty and students traveled to Cuba to study a particular type of honeybee, but also learned about…

The Academy of Natural Sciences at Drexel University opened a new exhibit Feb. 16 that is all about the link between real-life and mythic creatures.…

Jonathan Purtle, an assistant professor for Drexel University’s Dornsife School of Public Health, received a $500,000 grant from the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation to research…

The University City Science Center celebrated their grand opening Nov. 9 with music, food and people from all walks of life in their brand new…