Tag: Drexel

The Carnaval de Puebla is a prominent annual South Philadelphia festival commemorating Mexico’s triumph in the Battle of Puebla, a significant event of Mexican history.…

At Vidas field, a new-look Drexel women’s lacrosse team has stunned CAA competition. After dropping two of their first three games to UConn and UPenn,…

If you have ever been to a men’s or women’s Drexel basketball game, chances are you have seen and heard the pep band. Sitting in…

As the Triangle previously reported, Drexel University has suddenly decided to enforce a city code prohibiting mobile street vendors from parking overnight. In a meeting…

Popular food trucks “Happy Sunshine Lunch Truck”, “Pete’s Little Lunchbox”, Lucky Star, and others outside of Bentley residence hall on the corner of 33rd and…

The cultural influences of the 1960s and 1970s, particularly in music, fashion, art and politics, still have an impact today. While no cultural era is…

In an era where appearances are more scrutinized than ever, “looksmaxxing” has surged in popularity (thank you, Patrick Bateman). This trend transforms workout routines, diets,…

Running a student organization at Drexel is no small feat. The precarious balance between classes, co-op and other extracurriculars leaves little to no time to…

As Drexel embarks on its academic transformation and prepares to welcome a new president, we find ourselves at a pivotal moment, presenting both opportunities and…

After almost 20 years of research, Microsoft unveiled the Majorana 1, their new quantum computing chip. In order to create this revolutionary new processor, Microsoft…