Tag: Philadelphia

Representative Malcolm Kenyatta has represented his North Philadelphia House district since 2019. He has made a name for himself as a representative willing to fight…

WILLIS, a Nashville-based indie rock band, made a stop at Milkboy in Philadelphia’s center city as a part of their spring 2024 tour. They were…

In no democratic world does the current government elect the next government. In no world, that is, except at Drexel University. With “election” season coming,…

Three weeks ago, I, along with many other Drexel students, painfully trudged back to Philadelphia at the end of spring break, a glorious week-long bed…

“Philly, are you ready to party?” asked Amaarae as she stepped out onto the stage at the Theater of Living Arts. For all intents and…

On April 13, the Drexel K-Pop Club hosted its second annual DKPC Countdown showcase at Drexel’s Main Building auditorium.  “This is a lot grander and…

The Drexel Men’s Basketball team had an eventful 2022-2023 season. They finished the season with a 20-12 record, which included going 9-0 at the DAC…

Urban Eatery was inspected by the Philadelphia Department of Public Health on Feb. 28 and was not within “satisfactory compliance” due to eight violations including…

On Jan. 29, Drexel University negotiated transformative agreements with six major publishers: Elsevier, The Royal Society of Chemistry, Springer Nature, Company of Biologists, Association of…

On Saturday, April 13, members of Drexel Dance Marathon stood in front of the crowd in attendance at DragonTHON, the flagship event of the organization,…