Crosswalk – Drexel Magazine

THE STORY OF NO. 11099089

This Drexel-made dynamometer will be far less costly to produce than existing machines. When Noel Goodstadt arrived at Drexel in 2008 and began w... Read More

A Children’s Book on Climate Change

Doctoral student Lena Champlin is helping parents discuss climate change with children. A chance encounter at the Academy of Natural Sciences of Drexel... Read More

Help for Ukraine

Olya Yarychkivska Russia’s assault on Ukraine displaced millions of citizens, killed thousands of civilians and turned cities into piles of wreckage. F... Read More

The Architecture of Knitted Stitches

It turns out that the stitches that generations of grandmothers have lovingly knitted into sweaters, mittens and baby booties can inform the design and producti... Read More

The Opioid Alzheimer’s Connection

Deaths from the nation’s opioid crisis have overshadowed another nightmare for communities and families across the United States: the long-term health effects o... Read More

Raisa Sharif, BS/MS Computer Engineering ’25

Map of service workers’ presence. The Co-Op I didn’t expect my co-op to put me in the center of an interagency effort to address the needs of pe... Read More

‘Good’ Students Can Often Be Covert Bullies

Who’s being picked on in school, and who’s doing the bullying? Research shows that students are adept at perceiving it, even when teachers miss the signs. A re... Read More

Environmental Collaboratory Ribbon Cutting

New Initiative Tackles Environmental Justice

Credit: Shira Yudkoff Photography Sustainability and environmental justice are the foci of a new Environmental Collaboratory launched in early 2022 by ... Read More

Back on Campus for Alumni Weekend!

President Fry and Blair Christie (’94, ’99) induct Cleo Kirkland '78 into the Drexel 100. After a three-year hiatus, Dragons returned to campus for a... Read More