Tag: SEPTA

In the past few years, SEPTA has collaborated with institutions like Penn Medicine and Jefferson Health to rename several of its stations. Upcoming, such transformation…

Public transportation is a huge perk that comes with living in a city. It grants you independence and the freedom to roam as you please.…

Melvin “Mel” Singleton, Drexel’s new chief of police and vice president of public safety, officially began his position on November 14, 2022. A 28-year police…

Navigating a new environment can be nerve-wracking. Like most people I’ve met at Drexel, I grew up in a suburb on the East Coast, not…

Hub of Hope is an outreach and engagement center that opened January 2018, located under the Two Penn Center in Center City. Their ultimate goal…

The Southeastern Pennsylvania Transportation Authority (SEPTA) is renaming its University City Station, part of its regional rail network, effective immediately. The busy stop at 3149…

Many riders were unaware of a big change in Philadelphia public transportation that took place this past April. The Southeastern Pennsylvania Transportation Authority (SEPTA) decriminalized…

Thousands of miles away, in a country known for its Moai statues and red wine, civil unrest over the rise in subway prices has broken…

Drexel University’s Steinbright Career Development Center hosted an Engineering and Technology Career Fair Feb. 27 in the Drexel Recreation Center with over 100 companies in…

From Drexel’s campus, you can easily get to anywhere in the world. With subways, shuttles, trains and buses, you can go short distances, and with…