Articles by Justin Roczniak

No tuition dollars were used to create The Summit, the new “not-a-residence-hall-but-kinda-a-residence-hall” at Drexel University. The new residence hall comes entirely for free, financially speaking,…

I was in an unspecified 400-level engineering course March 5, drifting off to sleep and hoping desperately the school would cancel classes in time for…

I want to talk about the phrase “academic career” today.  It’s counterproductive and dishonest. It should be removed from the English language, and the phrase…

There a lot of lecture halls at Drexel, and the vast majority are sub-par. Disque 108 has less legroom than United Economy. Bossone Auditorium has…

On Feb. 5, I was placed on a financial hold owing to some funny business with my billing which I don’t fully understand. I was…

I go to University City Beverage about once a week, and my routine is about the same every time. I look around for five minutes…

The following editorial was written at the absolute last second by the Editor-in-Chief. This editorial exists primarily to fill space, and should be considered satire,…

Already fall is upon us. As the editor-in-chief of The Triangle for the fall and winter terms, I would like to welcome professors, staff, and…

New Orleans is typically framed as a city of massive inequality, inadequate natural disaster preparedness, deep-seated institutional racism, obesity and low property values. Generally, a…

The most recent trend in craft brewing is the so-called “session” beer. These are beers you can kick back four or five of in an…