Sing with Me, Sing for the Years
When Beatrice Harrison first came to Menorah Center for Rehabilitation and Nursing Care in Brooklyn more than a year ago, she was depressed. The 93-year old had difficulty thinking clearly…
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Art of the Abyss
In the 1800s, the scientific study of marine life depended on life-like, glass-blown models created by master artisans Leopold and Rudolph Blaschka — and today Drexel is one of only…
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Ambition Can’t Wait
You may have seen the billboards and the wraps on buses and bus stops or the ads in major publications such as The Wall Street Journal: Drexel is getting the…
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Comings and Goings
Drexel recently welcomed two new deans and will soon bid farewell to a CEO. In January, Drexel’s Thomas R. Kline School of Law named Daniel M. Filler, JD (pictured) as…
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The Story of No. 12/721161
It can take an inventor years to receive an official U.S. patent, usually represented by a seven-digit number (patents pending like this one have eight). But the full story behind…
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New Center for Jewish Life Opens
Drexel cut the ribbon on the Raymond G. Perelman Center for Jewish Life, a facility at N. 34th St. made possible with the help of a $6 million gift from…
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Research: Prehistoric Life
You’ve heard of T. rex. But what about B. rex? Scientists from the Academy of Natural Sciences were part of a team…
Going Global
Thousands of Dragons connected across the world this fall at the Global Night of Networking, an annual event hosted by Drexel Alumni. This was an especially commemorative year for alumni…
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