Social Justice Syllabus
When George Floyd died under the knee of a white police officer on a Minneapolis street this past May, the world collectively recoiled in horror. His final eight minutes and…
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A Philosophy of West Philadelphia’s Future
President John Fry takes in the new Drexel Square park outside the renovated Bulletin Building at 3025 Market Street. Here, at 30th and Market streets, a grassy new city park…
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Time & Place: 7-Story Twitter Scroll
Nesbitt Hall’s facade turned into a giant Twitter feed for civil dialogue this spring.
Becoming a Better You
In 2020, social distancing, at-home work and school, and the threat of COVID-19 thrust us into an unsettling new normal. Self-care — the practice of protecting your wellbeing and happiness…
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Class Notes: Fall 2020
60s John J. Degnan III, BS physics and atmospheric science ’68, was presented with the Albert Nelson Marquis Lifetime Achievement Award by Marquis Who’s Who as a leader in the…
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Friends We’ll Miss: Fall 2020
1930s Albina A. Tedesco, BS Commerce Teacher ’35 1940s Richard M. Aronson, BS Mechanical Engineering ’49 Arthur T. Barlow, BS Business Administration ’48 George A. Burns, BS Business Administration ’49…
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Alumni Answer the Call for Co-op
Danielle Brief at her studio. The University’s co-op program is the cornerstone of a Drexel education, but the ability of students to participate in co-ops and cultivate professional connections was…
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Catching Up with Your Board of Governors
The Alumni Board of Governors welcomes five new members of elected directors this fall. We asked them to share their reasons for joining the Board of Governors and one surprising…
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Healthcare Heroes
There have been ups and downs in the nine months since the COVID-19 pandemic hit the United States in earnest, yet with every fluctuation of the virus’ trendline, healthcare professionals…
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