Tag: Drexel

During a recent community dinner at the Dornsife Center for Neighborhood Partnerships on Nov. 12, Drexel University’s Sanitation Health Aid Relief Project had the chance…

The Drexel Publishing Group is now accepting submissions for its annual Creative Writing Contest until Dec. 9, offering students from all majors a chance to…

If Chris Hytha ’21, Bachelor of Architecture, was reduced to one word, it would be “versatile.” An alum of the Westphal College of Media Arts…

Students here know that being a Drexel Dragon is not easy; neither is being a literal dragon. Drexel University’s beloved mascot, Mario the Magnificent, stands…

A visual portal connected to several cities around the world was officially launched in Philadelphia on Oct. 22 after its installation a few days prior.…

The decisive results of the 2024 presidential election on Nov. 5 culminated with President-elect Donald Trump winning 312 electoral college votes to 226 against Vice…

The pivotal 2024 Presidential Election this past Tuesday, Nov. 5, warranted a wide range of reactions across the nation, especially among college students. Drexel University’s…

In the Liacouras Center on Nov. 12, the stage was set for a high octane game between two of Philly’s best. The Dragons looked to…

On Oct. 4, The Triangle published my article “Kamala Harris might not win.” There, I outlined the events that made her the 2024 Democratic nominee…

After the 2024 presidential election results were announced, Matt Walsh tweeted, “Now that the election is over I think we can finally say that yeah…