Ask Me What It’s Like
The wilderness photographer Ansel Adams once said that every experience is a form of exploration. Life is a call to action that takes you to a new place, and hopefully,…
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Happy Birthday, Co-Op | 100 Years
As Drexel celebrates the centennial anniversary of its co-op program throughout the 2019/2020 academic year, we toast the employers who have made the program one of the nation’s largest, oldest…
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The Life of a Liberty Scholar
For many college students from families of limited means or non-traditional backgrounds, college poses challenges beyond the cost of admission. Cultural transitions, time management, complicated home lives and a sense…
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100 Years of Co-Op
Drexel’s co-op program, which celebrates its centennial this year, grew slowly from its start in 1919. But it has picked up speed in the modern era as the need for…
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Epitaph for Hahnemann Hospital
An undated photo of Hahnemann’s ambulance service from Drexel Archives. The bankruptcy and closure of Hahnemann University Hospital over the summer marked an abrupt end to a 171-year-old legacy known…
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Friends We’ll Miss: Fall 2019
1930’s | 1940’s | 1950’s | 1960’s | 1970’s | 1980’s | 1990’s | 2000’s | 2010’s 1930’s Mary Maun Cleaver, BS Home Economics 1936 Anna Weber Hughes, RN Nursing…
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And Welcome to Our Other New Members, Too
MARSHALL FLEMING BS ’11 “When I turned 30, I left my job and life in Los Angeles to spend most of the year traveling and then volunteering for candidates in…
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Class Notes: Fall 2019
50s Victoria Alekna Norvaisa, BS secretarial ’59, published her second novel, “Lydia: Destiny Or Choice,” about a journey from the United States to Brussels, Sweden and Lithuania. 60s Martin Mandelberg,…
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Co-op, Our Common Thread
“I completed my third co-op at The National Board of Medical Examiners, which is now my full-time job. The board finds so much value in Drexel’s Co-op program. I now…
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