Tag: Drexel

After a disappointing loss in their home opener against UMBC, Drexel men’s lacrosse looked to recapture their home field advantage against the Lafayette Leopards. After…

Women’s Lacrosse Goalie, Jenika Cuocco, set the NCAA on fire last season, leading the nation in saves and save percentage, and was named a second-team…

Academy Award-winning writer-director Bong Joon-ho has returned with his long-anticipated sci-fi comedy “Mickey 17” due to hit theaters across the United States on March 7.…

Drexel’s Men’s Lacrosse opens their season at Vidas Field on Saturday against UMBC. Last season was somewhat of a disappointment for the Dragons, who finished…

President Donald Trump’s attempted freeze on federal financial assistance is continuing to sow uncertainty across the local and US region, and its universities.  Multiple federal…

The Foundry was packed with eager fans waiting to see San Diego indie pop band almost monday on Saturday, Feb. 8 for the Philadelphia stop…

A local court case from the 1990s has come to the public’s attention again as questions have been raised about the supposed circumstances surrounding the…

Amidst the rollout of an app-based building key system, residents of two American Campus Communities properties are experiencing difficulties getting into their apartments. ACC is…

People who know me will say that I have a lot of “random facts” or “lore” about seemingly arbitrary things. While this is true, I…

Dear immigrants to America, I am sorry for the unkindness you will encounter in the coming years. I am sorry you will not feel welcome…