Oct. 5, 2018

HOMEChem gives chemistry student inside look at air quality

Erin Katz, a fifth-year Drexel University Chemistry program senior, found herself cooking two Thanksgiving dinners in a manufactured home in Texas in June; all for…

By Ann Haftl

Jul. 27, 2018

Drexel STEM students get opportunity to earn teacher certificates

The Drexel University School of Education received a $1.2 million grant to provide undergraduate students the opportunity to earn their teaching certificates in fields related…

By Nick DeFilippis

Jun. 8, 2018

Triangle Talks with Eric Zillmer

Eric A. Zillmer is the Director of Athletics, the Carl R. Pacifico Professor of Neuropsychology and a licensed clinical psychologist. Zillmer served as the director…

By Triangle News Desk

May. 25, 2018

Fishing through years of fossils reveals extinct 12-foot predator

After 25 years of fossil collecting, vice president for Systematic Biology at the Academy of Natural Sciences and associate professor in Drexel University’s Department of…

By Abhigyan Khullar

Apr. 20, 2018

Don’t be fooled by pseudoscientific “facts” online

From fake news articles to clickbait “facts,” the internet has given rise to massive misinformation campaigns that make you question how gullible people actually are.…

By Alex Konyk

Feb. 2, 2018

EPA’s “once in always in” rule is now out

Ah, the clean fresh city air… oh wait, all you smell is exhaust fumes and decomposing garbage? While smells might not be an objectively measurable…

By Pran Meka

May. 5, 2017

Readers’ Theatre Alliance

There is a cloud over the land; it’s oppressive, dispiriting and frightening. It is the political and social fallout from the nuclear election results of…

By Alexis Finger

Apr. 28, 2017

More than 10,000 march for science in Philadelphia

More than 10,000 people crowded the streets to participate in the Philadelphia March for Science April 22, NBC10 estimates. According to Newsworks, the Philadelphia march…

By Gina Vitale