Articles by Justin Roczniak

On Sept. 24, Sen. Ted Cruz, R-Texas, finished an enormous speech on the Senate floor, weighing in at a whopping 21 hours and 19 minutes.…

Many years of documented mental instability and multiple arrests for “minor shooting offenses” weren’t enough to keep Aaron Alexis, the shooter at the Washington Navy…

If there’s one thing that sets Drexel University apart from other schools, it’s our parking lots. Drexel is home to a vast expanse of parking…

Let’s say you’re a Drexel University engineering student. Over the course of your college career, you will be required to take three classes in basic…

What makes an institution great? Red bricks. Red bricks are a sure sign that an academic institution is committed to its students’ needs and can…

In the previous issue of The Triangle, a student wrote an op-ed about achieving world peace. It was an anecdote about meeting a woman on…

Let’s face it: If you’re an American, there’s some small part of you that longs for that very special period in American history, the 1950s.…

In developed nations, we expect certain things from our transportation infrastructure. We expect sufficient capacity for our transportation needs. We expect it to function efficiently…

It houses the Philadelphia Parking Authority, the Philadelphia City Archives and the offices of some contractor, but we know it best as the entrance to…

Earlier this week, Margaret Thatcher, former prime minister of the United Kingdom, died. She was one of the most influential PMs the U.K. ever had,…