Tag: Drexel

Every year on Oct. 15, the federal government requires universities that receive government financial aid to report financial data about their athletic programs. This law…

The race for American presidential elections has moved from newspaper columns to Twitter trends and TikTok reels in 2024. During this presidential election, it is…

It is important to vote in this upcoming election — and in every election to come — because your opinion matters, and your vote can…

I remember back in high school when my teachers first proposed the idea of flipped learning, and everyone let out a massive sigh. Flipped learning…

When asked to pick something, we tend to experience our choice as an affirmation. In our two-party election system, we must shed that view and…

Picture this: after a long day of school, work or another socially exhausting event, you finally make it home. It is raining outside, you are…

Kevin Montgomery, the Executive Director of College Operations and Adjunct Professor at Drexel University’s LeBow College of Business, was arrested after an altercation at the…

At a town hall held on Wednesday, Oct. 9, Drexel University Interim President Denis P. O’Brien indicated that cost-cutting measures will continue in an effort…

On Oct. 5, Drexel men’s soccer notched a statement win against national powerhouse Hofstra University, narrowly earning a 5-4 win over the Pride. Hofstra, who…

Shortly after the unexpected closure of the University of the Arts in June, leaving students and faculty uncertain about their next steps, Drexel University President…