Articles by Allison Starr

At the end of 2014, Drexel University made a surprising announcement: the institution would end its undergraduate degree programs with Burlington County College, Montgomery Community…

A recent study in the Journal of Traumatic Stress, authored by Drexel assistant professor Jonathan Purtle, concludes that the majority of the legislation addressing post-traumatic…

Meaghan Paulosky, a senior biomedical engineering major and president of the Drexel chapter of the Society of Women Engineers, recently returned from the organization’s national…

Michael Marion, the executive director and associate vice provost of Drexel University Sacramento, has been appointed to the California Student Aid Commission, a governmental organization…

Drexel University has been awarded a $5 million Economic Growth Initiative Grant to help develop Drexel’s Innovation Neighborhood. Pennsylvania Lt. Gov. Jim Cawley presented the…

A Drexel team and InfraScanner, a local medical firm, have committed to a contract with the U.S. Navy and Marine Corps to work on a…

Three years ago, Drexel mechanical engineering and mechanics professor Sorin Siegler stumbled upon a significant discovery that changes how we understand the ankle. “I was…

Three students in the Drexel College of Engineering are developing a solar-powered charging accessory. Spor is a “self-regenerating battery charger for USB devices” and has…

E. Benjamin Skinner, a journalist and author who focuses on the topic of modern human slavery, spoke to an audience May 28 in the Papadakis Integrated…

Jeffrey Beard, an associate professor in the Department of Construction Management in the College of Engineering, recently compared two programs that certify buildings as environmentally…