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The 2012 presidential election pits the celebrated first black president in American history against the energetic rhetorical former governor of Massachusetts as the nominees of…

In a New Yorker article, author Malcolm Gladwell argues that “social media can’t provide what social change has always required.” Is Gladwell right? Can a…

Roughly 67.2 million people viewed the first 2012 presidential debate Oct. 3, undoubtedly seeking to receive clarified answers to their numerous questions in order to…

The Drexel community has long awaited the completion of the University’s latest construction projects on campus. Oh, how we long for the creation of the…

Dear Editor Having had the good fortune to attend nearly all the annual Drexel Convocations held since I joined the faculty in 1967, I write…

As one would assume, the time just following the Great Depression was one of great intellectual revolution in the field of economics. Just as economists…

I recently went to my hometown of Spring Grove, Pa. to visit my parents for the weekend. While there, my mother and I stopped at…

Alisha Zaveri   After the long, tiresome process of getting a good high school GPA, studying for the SATs, shortlisting the top colleges of your…

Douglas Hammond   Mitt Romney’s vice-presidential pick, Rep. Paul Ryan of Wisconsin, is the metaphorical TNT placed within the U.S. political mountain that will trigger…

Douglas Hammond   For those who are logic-minded, the current state of the world can, unfortunately, be seen as a function of Europe. The age…