Articles by Maggie Heath

The Drexel University Orchestra performed the first of its three annual concerts Nov. 23 in the Main Building’s Main Auditorium, led by conductor Rosalind Erwin.…

I have experienced very few things as strange as Shaggy’s Nov. 12 concert at the Theatre of Living Arts. Personally, I only know a handful…

Burger restaurant Pyt claims on their website, “You really can’t lose. Unless you don’t eat here, then you’re on your own.” I can attest to…

If their Oct. 26 concert at Underground Arts is any indication, Capital Cities has the most eclectic fan base of any band I’ve seen perform…

Electropop group Capital Cities has had a great couple of years: their hit single “Safe and Sound” from “In a Tidal Wave of Mystery” won…

Rock band The Fray took the stage July 12 at Festival Pier at Penn’s Landing as a part of Radio 104.5’s Summer Block Party Series.…

“Desert Runners” is a documentary about a diverse cast of amateur runners who attempt to complete one of the most difficult ultramarathon race series in…

The Office of the Provost announced its newest student learning initiative, the EduMeme contest. Under the leadership of biomedical engineering professor Donald McEachron, the contest…

Drexel’s film and video program hosted Glenn Williamson, executive producer of the film “Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind,” Oct. 18 for a short talk…

The ballet version of “A Midsummer Night’s Dream” is fortunate to have been created by three of the most ingenious men in each of their…