Articles by Lily Reed

Starting this October, the sorority Tri Sigma will be returning to Greek Life at Drexel University, offering all female students another option in their search…

Trudy Rubin, a Pulitzer Prize nominee and columnist for the Philadelphia Inquirer, called upon her personal experiences in the Middle East Oct. 4 when talking…

After conducting an investigation, police now have a person of interest who they believe might be responsible for the two robberies that took place Sept.…

Michele Grant and Leo Mulvihill, two Drexel graduates from the Earle Mack School of Law, recently appeared on a Sept. 19 episode of “The People’s…

Drexel University recently joined the ranks of 350 colleges and universities across the nation whose students are eligible to use the exclusive college meeting and…

Researchers from Drexel University’s School of Public Health conducted a study of young drug users and found that many heroin addicts began by abusing prescription…

After completing the rigorous and highly competitive Combat Diver Qualification Course, Robert Cornell, a junior civil engineering major and member of Drexel’s ROTC, graduated from…

Starting this September, a series of classes focusing on lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender health will be offered by the Drexel School of Public Health…

After a long hiatus, the pathway leading through the Korman Quad will be opened up to Drexel students for use before the beginning of the…

David Forney, a biomedical engineering major and member of Drexel’s ROTC program, represented Drexel at the U.S. Army’s Leader Development and Assessment Course and was…