For more than half a century, national security agents in training have enrolled in the National Cryptologic School to dive deep into everything from fore... Read More
Imagine a computer keyboard knit from yarn, embedded with touch sensors and bluetooth, so soft and flexible it could be crumpled into a pocket. Such a dev... Read More
Of the 63 million tons of food that goes to waste in the United States every year, about a third is wasted by restaurants and commercial food service busine... Read More
If you close your eyes and think about what’s causing climate change, you’re probably picturing industrial smokestacks and gridlocked highways. But according to... Read More
An estimated 30 percent of Drexel’s full-time undergraduate students are the first in their families to go to a four-year college, but it’s not always easy for ... Read More
Isaiah Hoffman, a premed student who hopes to find a cure for Alzheimer’s, won the Dr. Pepper Tuition Giveaway in 2017.
How many footballs can yo... Read More
Culinary arts sophomores Melissa Martin and Katelyn Comerford built a gingerbread replica of Eastern State Penitentiary for a holiday showcase in Center... Read More
Over the winter Drexel said “goodbye” to a long-time dean and “hello” to a couple of new faces.
Hats off to Donna Murasko, who concludes a 15-year stint as ... Read More
An emergency-room-based program that helps city youth break free from cycles of violence has been awarded a $446,000 grant from the Robert Wood Johnson Founda... Read More
