Articles by Shreya Dundumalla

We hear the word terrorist and shiver. We hear the words white supremacy and groan. But we never hear both together. Terrorism, by definition, is…

An estimated 600 Drexel students came together to celebrate Holi, the Hindu festival of colors,  at Drexel Park April 29. The event was hosted by…

World renowned designer and technologist John Maeda will speak at Drexel University’s Class of 2017 commencement June 13. Maeda is currently Global Head of Computational…

  In fall 2016, Drexel University Provost M. Brian Blake altered the institution’s add/drop policy, reducing the amount of time students had to add, drop…

President Barack Obama visited Philadelphia Tuesday, Sept. 13 to endorse Hillary Clinton as inheritor of his presidential legacy. The party that wins Pennsylvania will clinch…

Amelia Fisher is a junior global studies major with a concentration in global health, science and sustainability and minors in Spanish, public health, and science,…

On June 7, Drexel University announced it will be implementing a new add/drop policy for all courses. Beginning Fall Term 2016, students will have until…

A former Drexel University police officer turned himself into authorities July 13 after stealing items from a Drexel student during an on-campus drug bust. Thirty-seven-year-old…

The Student Center of Inclusion and Culture (SCIC), Office of International Programs (OIP), and the Drexel Students Global Advisory Board hosted the Diversity and Inclusion…

On April 11, English Learning Center professor Andrew Petersen presented Etiquette Without Borders, an interactive and discussion-based workshop. The event served to educate its attendees…