Ripe For Study
If California is the cradle of the medical marijuana movement, then Venice Beach might be where it reached maturity — and some would say, where it ran wild. Known for…
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Fund$ with Benefits
Bert Rosenbloom J. Donald Rauth Distinguished Chair of Marketing Management LeBow College of Business The tone of Bert Rosenbloom’s career was struck when he was a teenager, working at his…
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It’s hard to pinpoint exactly when I decided this magazine was going to be more fun than I imagined — and also, just more of everything. It’s not just that…
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Memory Prosthetic Memories can be fleeting, unreliable and sometimes entirely inaccurate. In her exhibit, Sarah Moores proposes a wearable recording device that responds to dramatic physiological responses by documenting the…
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atlas::Using a DARPA-designed Atlas robot donated by Hong Kong University, the late-entry Team HKU resulted from a merger between Case Western Reserve University and a team from Japan, which originally…
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“Women who experience hunger and poverty firsthand are the true experts. [They tell us] how their struggles are shaped by complex systems of low wages, housing challenges and public-assistance programs.”…
Read More Hot Couture
Luckily for Kristy Jost, ’11, black is always chic. The fashion designer pursuing a materials science doctorate works with plenty of charcoal powder — a key ingredient in her drive…
Read More National Parks and Lodges of the Old West
In June, two dozen Drexel graduates and guests journeyed to South Dakota and Wyoming to explore national parks and monuments as part of the Drexel University Alumni Travel program. The…
Read More An avenue for women to have their voices heard’
The woman after whom the Harriet Worrell Society Award is named was a Drexel Dragon, through and through. Harriet Worrell’s love for Drexel was evident over the years through her…
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