For Five Decades, Super Fan Dave Clawson Hardly Missed a Game
When Kathy Clawson, BS human behavior & development ’77, first met Dave at a freshman mixer in 1973, she had no idea she was meeting the man who would become…
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Amaris Baker Comes Full Circle on the Basketball Court
The little girl in the photo on Drexel women’s basketball coach Amy Mallon’s phone had come to a clinic the team was hosting to hone her game. She had started…
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A Journey from Lakes to Olympic Pools
Growing up in upstate New York’s natural waters, Sebastian Smith’s passion for swimming flourished without pressure. Now a rising star at Drexel, he balances discipline and fun as he aims for the 2028 Olympics.
Leukemia and Lacrosse Bonds Two Strangers for Life
Josh Trombley ’99 played in many memorable lacrosse games when he was an undergraduate business major at Drexel in the late 90’s, racking up 12 wins in his senior year.…
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Rowing for the Gold (and the Girl)
Photo courtesy of ROW2K.com “There are people out there saying the U.S. isn’t going to do it… They say Justin Best’s too small, Liam Corrigan can’t do it, Mike Grady’s…
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A Very Big Deal for Drexel Basketball
Drexel has joined the “Big 5” as its sixth member, opening the door to exciting competitions at the Wells Fargo Center against the city’s college basketball elite.
Basketball Without Borders
From Philadelphia to Poland, basketball is taking Keishana Washington on a journey in search of international athletic success.
Scoring in Life
With the final seconds ticking away, Drexel trailed by one goal. Karson Harris (BS ’21, MPH ’22) wasn’t having her best game, but with everything on the line, she sought…
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Surrounded by Champions
Maisha Kelly, Drexel’s director of athletics. Photo credit: Jeff Fusco It’s always game time at the Kelly household. On this Friday afternoon in early November, Maisha Kelly is planning to…
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