Tag: culture

Drexel University’s Vietnamese Student Association hosted its annual culture show at the Suzanne Roberts Theater on March 9.  A yearly tradition, the culture show offers…

Drexel University consists of people from different towns, states and countries. Some people carry their culture on their shoulders and are unafraid to show that…

Drexel University’s anti-racism report reflects the positive changes and continual efforts to create a diverse environment for its students and staff. Drexel’s Anti-Racism Task Force,…

Before I say anything, I admit I may be a bit biased, because the Nintendo 64 was the first gaming console I ever owned. I…

On Feb. 7, the International Students and Scholars Services (ISSS) collaborated with the Drexel University Counseling Center to host a Lunch & Dialogue event called…

It’s late winter. I can’t remember the exact date, but I’m walking back to my apartment from the Academic Building. I found an empty classroom…

In The Triangle’s last issue, the food that was discussed was ramen, the beloved classic dish that began in China before becoming a Japanese staple.…

President John A. Fry sent out a campus-wide email last Wednesday, with the headline reading “No Place for Intolerance at Drexel.” What President Fry was…

A junior film major got an insider’s perspective of two cities historically entrenched with bouts of violence — Dublin, Ireland, and Amman, Jordan, — during…

Drexel University’s German Club and Honors Student Advisory Committee joined together Oct. 26 to host the first ever Drexel Oktoberfest in the Bossone Lobby, where…