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Watching someone enter the corporate life is like watching a toddler jump into the big kid pool for the first time without water wings. You…

Dear Editor: My colleague and friend Robert Zaller, whose observations are always of interest, seems to have gotten it wrong with respect to the newly designed…

Vegetarians, especially vegans, are often questioned about nutrition deficiency. This can be valid concern based on a vegetarian’s dietary choices, as one could theoretically just…

On its 150th anniversary, Thanksgiving doesn’t look like what it used to. While the feast has been attributed to the Puritans’ celebration in 1621, the…

“IP? Internet Protocol?” “What’s ‘IP’ stand for? International policy?” Shockingly, those were the two most common responses that I received from Drexel students when asking…

For decades, the ultimate diplomatic goal of South Korea and North Korea has been reunification. Both countries assume that if they reunify, the economic, social…

As the leaders of Pennsylvania research universities, we represent institutions that are large and small; private and public; urban and rural; ivy and land grant.…

This past week, Liz Cheney created something of a stir by stating her support for the traditional definition of marriage on Fox News. As a…

On Oct. 29, Israel released 26 Palestinian prisoners: 21 to the West Bank and five to the Gaza Strip. The release is the second of…

I have gone to plenty of not-vegetarian-friendly restaurants with many nonvegetarian friends. Although it may seem to present itself as a dilemma, eating out with…