Tag: city

As the weather starts to get warmer and we gradually see more students enjoying the sun on Race Lawn or Lancaster Walk, I implore all…

In an exclusive interview with the Triangle, on Monday, Oct. 28, City Commissioner Seth Bluestein covered the importance of voting and security of elections in…

Ownership of the Summer-Winter Community Garden, located at 33rd and Race Streets, will soon be formally transferred from the city of Philadelphia to the nonprofit…

From Jan. 21 to Feb. 3, almost 120 restaurants participating in Philadelphia Restaurant Week are offering either a three-course meal priced at $45 per person…

Part of being a student is struggling with the escalating costs of education. Whether it is tuition or textbooks, the financial burden might sometimes feel…

The fall quarter is about to start! With the weather cooling down, new students may wonder what activities are available on and around campus. Here…

Welcome to Drexel University! You have moved into your first college dorm and are ready to begin a new chapter in your life. Dorm living…

Throughout the week of July 17, Drexel University’s Department of Communication collaborated with the Department of Politics to host the first Big City Journalist Boot…

The European club season has resumed play as we inch closer and closer to crowning the kings of the continent for 2023. Luckily for us…

Living in the city these past few years has really made me notice my preference for the suburban lifestyle. I don’t hate the city life,…