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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

Research: Something in the Water?

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

Westphal’s New Dean

Jason S. Schupbach was named the new dean of the Antoinette Westphal College of Media Arts & Design, starting Sept. 1.

Drexel Goes to Equatorial Guinea

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

Autism and Financial Hardship

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

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Quoted: Fall 2020

"George Floyd's death is, in part, a result of a fundamental flaw in American policing - one that is so ingrained as to be virtually invisible." ROBERT J. KANE... Read More

Digital Access During COVID

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

Dahrah Muhammad, BA Entrepreneurship and Innovation ’20

In 2012, my brother Musa was diagnosed with autism. In honor of him, I founded Musa’s World, which will be an online platform that automates and digitizes transition portfolios to expedite the start of care.

Community members clean up broken glass at McDonalds on 52nd Street in West Philadelphia, Sunday, June 1, 2020

Recovery and Resilience in West Philadelphia

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