Keeping Up with COVID When the next dangerous COVID variant emerges, Drexel researchers can be among the first to spot the signs,... Read More
Scandi Norms in a Pennsylvania Prison “The changes at Chester were conceived of and developed by the correctional officers…That makes this project unique.” —... Read More
Spotting Heat Islands Takes a Village Citizen scientists joined researchers from the Academy of Natural Sciences of Drexel University to document extreme heat and... Read More
Growing Philly’s Good Food Economy Jonathan Deutsch The Drexel Food Lab teamed up with the Philadelphia Department of Public Health to create a... Read More
Can MXenes Solve Mercury Contamination? Not only is mercury incredibly toxic, but the evasive mineral — appropriately nicknamed quicksilver — has unique abilities... Read More
Brains and Brawn On the women’s side, the basketball, field hockey, soccer, tennis, swimming and diving teams garnered a score of... Read More
Westphal Gift Boosts Co-op and Partnerships A generous gift from Jeff Westphal will honor his father, Ray Westphal (’59, HD ’02), while deepening Drexel’s... Read More
Cool Installations Honor Water Year Water is having far more than a moment at the Academy of Natural Sciences of Drexel University, which... Read More
Med School Gains Tar Heel Location College of Medicine students can now choose to complete their third- and fourth-year clinical rotations at Cape Fear... Read More
