Articles by Sophia Mattia

What happens when your university does not have a Division 1 team for you to play in? You create your own. This is exactly what…

Halfway through their season, both Men’s and Women’s Swim and Dive started 2025 off strong with a 4-0 record after a win against Delaware last…

Fall sports have officially come to an end. The 2024 season offered mixed results for the men’s soccer, women’s soccer and field hockey teams. In…

Every year on Oct. 15, the federal government requires universities that receive government financial aid to report financial data about their athletic programs. This law…

As the U.S. Open Squash tournament kicked off on Oct. 19, elite players from around the world descended upon Philadelphia and, more specifically, Drexel University.…

While the academic season for Drexel’s term has just started, the fall sports season has already reached its halfway point. The sports included this season…

Wondering how to make the most of your tuition? The quarterly $790 “General University Fee” covers free access to numerous Drexel Athletic facilities. Here is…

When Congress passed the Title IX law in 1972, it revolutionized athletics for women in universities nationwide. Fifty-two years later, how well does Drexel do…

Recapping the best moments of the 2023-2024 athletic season 2024 is the Year of the Dragon, both in the Chinese lunar calendar and for Drexel…

In a recently published article, The Triangle revealed via an email sent to faculty from President John Fry that Drexel would be switching to semesters.…