At the Moka Wildlife Station (right), Drexel delegates met with Bioko program staff and local grade school students.
The Drexel delegation hiked to the... Read More
American families with children on the autism spectrum face higher levels of poverty, material hardship and medical expenses compared to households of chi... Read More
Drexel is collecting computers to refurbish for the community.
Nearly 15,000 Philadelphia students do not own a computer and some 21,500 do n... Read More
Community members clean up broken glass on June 1 outside a McDonald’s and other businesses on 52nd Street in West Philadelphia.
While walking her do... Read More
Undeterred by the pandemic that forced the University’s day of giving to go completely online this spring, Dragons came together in impressive numbers on June 2... Read More
Friends play footsie 6 feet apart in the otherwise empty Drexel Park, two weeks into Philadelphia’s stay-at-home shutdown. Photo by Jeff Fusco
The Ne... Read More
Even in the best of times, the work undertaken by the Drexel Athletics sport performance team is vital. But in this unprecedented stretch of sheltering at home,... Read More
Album engineer Steve Albini was a guest speaker in the Music Industry Program’s new lecture series.
Legendary Chicago-based musician and audio ... Read More
Are canned tomatoes better than fresh tomatoes for making pizza sauce? And what creates a denser, chewier chocolate chip cookie: room temperature butter or melt... Read More
