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Life Inside the ‘NBA Bubble’

Three weeks into his new job with the National Basketball Association, Malik Rose found himself in the middle of a bubble. Not just any bubble —The ... Read More

Why Do Some COVID Patients Fare Better?

Drexel’s College of Medicine and Tower Health are among 10 leading medical institutions nationwide to embark on a study funded by the National Institutes of Hea... Read More

Elizabeth Malsin

It takes a team of ICU physicians, specialists, nurses and other rotating care providers to care for seriously ill patients with COVID-19, says Malsin. ... Read More

A Facelift for Main

Main Building is Drexel’s finest architectural treasure and the premiere building on an ever-expanding campus — and at almost 129 years old, it’s ... Read More

How Would You Run the City?

You’re the city manager, and a real estate developer offers to build a supermarket in your neighborhood. It would improve food access and create jobs,... Read More

Philly’s First Age-Friendly University

The number of Americans ages 65 and older is projected to nearly double by 2060, and Drexel intends to be a place where they can explore their i... Read More

Drexel Named Most Innovative

Researchers inside Drexel’s newest research lab, the Center for Functional Fabrics, spent the spring creating high-filtering masks for health care workers... Read More

The Lindy Institute Rises to Urban Challenges

A proposal for the Philadelphia Energy Solutions refinery site. The Lindy Institute for Urban Innovation is commemorating its first five years ... Read More

Bugs in the Water

BUGS IN THE WATER April showers bring May flowers, but they may also mean more gastrointestinal illness — such as diarrhea or vomiting — for the ci... Read More