Tag: children

At the Team Impact’s Philadelphia gala, one theme was prominent: community. Athletes, coaches, community members, children who have been part of the program and executives…

A Drexel University honors student is taking her business to the next level, printing the first book of her children’s series on mental health awareness.…

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…

In the famed Lewis and Clark expedition to explore the West, the explorers survived in no small part thanks to the bravery and intelligence of…

Tide Pods are no longer known as a simple and convenient laundry packet. As the result of a strange meme, there has been an increase…

The new Pixar film “Coco” won the hearts of millions after its release in theaters on Thanksgiving Day. Pixar’s best film since “Toy Story 3,”…

In kindergarten, if you lived in America, you probably had a black-and-white construction paper “pilgrim hat” headband plopped on your head, if not an “Indian”…

We teach younger children the same thing we have been taught by our parents and elders: be fearless and brave when faced with injustice and…

Kirk Heilbrun, a professor in the Department of Psychology, and Emily Haney-Caron, a third-year law degree/psychology doctorate candidate, examined the impact on custody disputes of…

The Phi Kappa Psi fraternity and Phi Sigma Sigma sorority hosted their first children’s Easter Egg Scramble April 12 in the Armory. The event was…