Tag: Drexel

The Vidas fields have been active of late, which is the signifier that spring sports are fully back in swing. Another edition of the Triangle…

The names of athletic facilities on Drexel’s campus are well known among the student population. Vidas, the Daskalakis and Buckley, to name a few, are…

On Feb. 20, when the final buzzer sounded and Drexel men’s basketball had finished a 78-74 win over Delaware, one of the Coastal Athletic Association’s…

On Feb. 22, the Drexel women’s rugby team welcomed their competition to the season home opener located at Maguire Field. Welcoming teams from Temple University,…

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 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…