Articles by Julia Casciato

Philadelphia is a vibrant city worth exploring, so step outside of University City as often as you can. Here are some of Philly’s best to…

With the term beginning in a few short days, it’s time to think about textbooks. The upperclassmen’s first tip in the way of textbooks is…

Never would I have anticipated starting spring term of my junior year with the feeling of being lost. But as I searched for places to…

In the early hours of Feb. 24, my phone — like the phones of thousands in the area — received an Amber Alert for three-year-old…

Throughout my time at Drexel University, I have always found myself outnumbered as an English major. When I meet another student in my major, it’s…

Last week The Triangle published a series of articles pertaining to Drexel University’s current and future housing policies. Co-chief Copy Editor Kim Post wrote an…

As Valentine’s Day approaches I can’t help but note my love for the Schuylkill Expressway. Let’s be real. How can you not love good ol’…

Most of us did not start off winter term by traveling 26 hours from Africa to Philadelphia, landing stateside at 8 a.m. and finding ourselves…

Time Ideas ran an online article Oct. 28 titled “How You Can Function on Less Than Six Hours of Sleep.” I saw my life summed…

Each Election Day, citizens make their way to the polls to cast their votes in the general elections. Or so we are supposed to. A…