Dreadnoughtus
THE DAY WAS SEPT. 4, 2014, AND THE TIME WAS PRECISELY 9 A.M. At that moment, Aja Carter (BS ’14) and Elena Schroeter (PhD ’13) dashed out the door of…
Read MoreWinter/Spring 2015
University, Inc.
The aha! moment came when Drexel University researcher Margaret E. O’Neil looked at how children with cerebral palsy spent time. Like many youngsters, these children enjoyed video games, including the…
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Practice What You Teach
Drexel’s College of Nursing and Health Professions recently opened a 23,000-square-foot faculty practice called Parkway Health & Wellness in the Three Parkway Building in Center City. The facility is open…
Read More Find Your Own Fossil
The first year, Mantua Township, N.J., resident Kristin Sullivan wondered why there were tons of cars and police activity near a shopping plaza about a mile from her home. But…
Read More The Not-So-Secret Life of Keith Forsyth
His classmates and professors didn’t know it, but Keith Forsyth was guarding a huge secret as a graduate student at Drexel University in the early ’90s. In fact, most of…
Read More The Close School’s Cool Scoop
It’s 7 a.m. and Reading Terminal Market will open in an hour. Vendors ready their stations. Flat screen TVs illuminate. Coffee percolates. Prep work begins for a day that will…
Read More Editor’s Notebook
Going to college is essentially an act of personal optimism. You make a bargain with your intellect, your time and your wallet. The bargain is that you spend four (or…
Read More A Bug’s Afterlife
The insect world is so diverse that if you lined up every living organism on the planet side by side, every fifth one would be a type of beetle —…
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