Not only is mercury incredibly toxic, but the evasive mineral — appropriately nicknamed quicksilver — has unique abilities to quickly alter its chemical form, m... Read More
On the women’s side, the basketball, field hockey, soccer, tennis, swimming and diving teams garnered a score of 1000. The men’s golf, tennis and wrestling team... Read More
A generous gift from Jeff Westphal will honor his father, Ray Westphal (’59, HD ’02), while deepening Drexel’s experiential learning and collaborative research ... Read More
Water is having far more than a moment at the Academy of Natural Sciences of Drexel University, which has designated 2022 as Water Year. Celebrations of this es... Read More
College of Medicine students can now choose to complete their third- and fourth-year clinical rotations at Cape Fear Valley Health System in Fayetteville, North... Read More
Julia Fisher Farbman (left) found inspiration in Audrey Evans' remarkable life to write and produce her first feature film, "Audrey's Children." Photo by Alic... Read More
This Drexel-made dynamometer will be far less costly to produce than existing machines.
When Noel Goodstadt arrived at Drexel in 2008 and began w... Read More
Doctoral student Lena Champlin is helping parents discuss climate change with children.
A chance encounter at the Academy of Natural Sciences of Drexel... Read More
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Russia’s assault on Ukraine displaced millions of citizens, killed thousands of civilians and turned cities into piles of wreckage. F... Read More