Articles by Kim Post

This staff photo was originally published in The Triangle of May 31, 1968. The eye-patched professor is faculty advisor Raymond Lorantas. Former staff members of…

Jan. 1 marked the first time in 20 years that new works entered the public domain in the United States. Books, songs and movies from…

The Society of Women Engineers held two panel discussions Nov. 3 in which people from academia and industry shared their experiences as part of underrepresented…

Campus has been bombarded lately with calls to register to vote in Pennsylvania, due by Oct. 9. Registration, though, is only the beginning. National issues…

FOSSCon, a free and open-source software conference, will be held Aug. 25 at the International House Philadelphia. Lectures and workshops will teach participants about free…

Temple University announced June 9 that the dean of its Fox School of Business, Moshe Porat, was asked to resign. His ouster occured after an…

Eleven student organizations worked together to host an Engineering Luncheon May 20 where students from across the College of Engineering were invited to eat with…

In last week’s issue, Tahmeed Jawad complained about library space. Any Drexel student who has used the W. W. Hagerty Library will readily agree that…

  In the 1936 short story “The Devil and Daniel Webster,” the famous senator argues with Satan for a man’s soul. The devil agrees to…

Famed neuroscientist Robert Sapolsky spoke at the Mandell Theater April 13, explaining the many different factors that influence violent behavior. He eloquently took the audience…