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In the years since the September 11 attacks, the federal government has taken measures to make the public feel secure against terrorism. Monday’s bombings should…

Dear Editor, A residence hall: For many students at Drexel it’s a home away from home, as well as their first time living on their…

Recently, American virologists have come forth with what, to many, seemed to be the most hopeful message anyone remotely affected by HIV could hear: A…

When I first heard of President Obama’s announcement to push for a complete freeze of Israeli settlements in 2009, I was working in East Jerusalem.…

The 21st century has brought an exponentially rising technological development field. Consumerism has hit new highs when it comes to buying the latest phone, laptop…

To clarify my previous article: Drexel is in the pocket of big polluters. In this case, we’re in the pocket of the American Natural Gas…

I, like many other freshmen, have been bombarded with housing-related emails for the past few weeks. Each email expressed that my housing deposit and options…

The Hydra is described as a terrible beast from Greek mythology, capable of ending the life of any man or woman with the power of…

Yesterday I finally made the commitment to give away my heart to that special someone. Being the hopeless romantic that I am, I initiated the…

I like pictures. They are like moments captured in time, memories that I can relate to, things that I can laugh about with friends. In…