Articles by Roselyne Grieve

I walked into my first Thanksgiving dinner at the age of eighteen with the vaguest concepts of turkey, cranberry sauce and going round the table…

On Oct. 19, Philadelphia officially announced its bid to be the home of the planned second branch of Amazon headquarters (dubbed “HQ2”), due to begin…

On social media, anyone can throw a thought out into the world and often find dozens, even hundreds of people who can relate. We can…

I’m sure all of you have just been through the termly ritual that is textbook buying season. You’ve gone to your first class, hoped the…

From Drexel’s campus, you can easily get to anywhere in the world. With subways, shuttles, trains and buses, you can go short distances, and with…

A few weeks ago, I participated in the last ever GISHWHES — the “Greatest International Scavenger Hunt the World Has Ever Seen” — run by…

With all the signs posted around campus right now, it’s pretty difficult to miss that there’s a new apartment complex at 32nd and Race streets…

I like to compare dorm life to ice cream sandwiches — great in theory, but in practice, just messy. There’s only so many gossip sessions,…

Co-op is one of the reasons a lot of students come to Drexel, so it only makes sense that we students put a lot of…

This morning I read two online news articles about people spreading Nazi propaganda. I’ve seen multiple comments on Facebook that drive home the reminder that…