"I'm fascinated by how people can exist in such a vulnerable state, teetering between life and death, sometimes for years at a time."
Stockbridge photo... Read More
Chuck Barris BS ’53, HD ’01 passed away from natural causes at age 87 on March 21 after a long career in entertainment that ranged from television producer,... Read More
Emily Derstine Friesen, Kline School of Law '16 (pictured above), may be just one year out of law school, but after she helped to win one of the largest age... Read More
As a student, Bill Wine (BS mathematics ’67) used to make a point to walk around Drexel’s campus on days the school’s student newspaper, The Triangle, would app... Read More
In 2011, Philadelphia physicians performed the world’s first bilateral hand transplant on an adult. That laid the groundwork for 2015’s successful first-time do... Read More
Want to know how to dog whisper or build an apiary that bees will flock to like honey?
Such tidbits of husbandry are among the mix of guidance and gentle mem... Read More
Although she’s only 26, the responsibility of serving as the leader of a town of approximately 20,000 people doesn’t faze Victoria Napolitano.
Napolitano, who ... Read More
His classmates and professors didn't know it, but Keith Forsyth was guarding a huge secret as a graduate student at Drexel University in the early ’90s.
In f... Read More
As repositories of Philadelphia sports knowledge go, it’s hard to compete with Rich Westcott.
The Drexel alum (class of ’60) is the author of 24 books on sp... Read More
