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Concerns about climate change inspired Paige DeAngelo to create sustainable mascara. Read More

Like a culinary Robin Hood, Tonii Hicks shares the know-how of elite chefs with community residents who face food insecurity. Read More

Bewildered as a boy by universities in his midst, Seth Jacobson found his calling on campus. Read More

Drawn to Drexel for its abundant research opportunities, Matthew J. McBride has become a pioneer in studying links between nutrition and cancer treatments. Read More

A nonprofit launched by Rachel Rutter, JD ’16, supports the diverse needs of children fleeing countries in crisis. Read More

Just 12 years after completing his BS in biomedical engineering, Triple Dragon Arpit Shah helped Drexel launch a specialized program to bring young people into the growing field of cell and gene therapy. Read More

In a quest to document threats to biodiversity, Vaughn Shirey enlists butterflies to gain insights about climate change. Read More

Teryn Phillips Thomas’ company EdLight uses artificial intelligence to shine a spotlight on the overlapping needs of teachers and students. Read More

Kate Watson helps advocates find the right words when interacting with survivors of domestic violence. Read More