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A team of four Drexel University students will soon have the opportunity to pitch a project to a panel of Walt Disney Imagineering employees, otherwise…

The films of Paul Thomas Anderson can sometimes feel like incoherent drug trips, so it was only a matter of time until the critically acclaimed…

With so many news events being promulgated daily, we tend to forget the news rather quickly. People one day revere and uphold the news as…

Almost 20 Drexel students staged a sit-in protest in 30th Street Station Dec. 4. in response to the grand jury decision to not indict Daniel…

Michel W. Barsoum, distinguished professor at Drexel’s College of Engineering, and his research team have chemically engineered a novel 2-D nanomaterial that has the potential…

The Drexel University Orchestra performed the first of its three annual concerts Nov. 23 in the Main Building’s Main Auditorium, led by conductor Rosalind Erwin.…

Winter is coming, and with it, Oscar season. It’s a time of year when studios stop screwing around with light popcorn-fare like “Dumb and Dumber…

Our University prides itself on its enterprising spirit and cyclical campus expansion in an effort to make a greater name for itself. This is so…

Earlier this season, after a close loss to Saint Joseph’s University, junior Damion Lee was clear about his feelings following a great individual performance. “It’s…

Although M. Night Shyamalan was billed as the event’s headliner, Drexel President John A. Fry’s Nov. 14 speech at Philadelphia Magazine’s third annual ThinkFest was…