In the quiet rear seating area of Sherry’s family restaurant in the Kensington section of Philadelphia, a Drexel College of Medicine student is prone on the... Read More
With long, determined strides, attorney Tom Kline walks past the granite-columned entrance and into the marble lobby of 1200 Chestnut Street, a 1916 Horace Trum... Read More
And the top prize goes to....Hailey Gibson, Faith Busanic, Michael Skros and Shaun Vassil, for coming up with a peanut jar squeegee.
It’s hard to tell fr... Read More
1930s
Benjamin Cooperman, MD medicine ’33
William H. Power, D/C electrical engineering ’32
1940s
Raymond C. Arnold, MD medicine ’45
Christine J. At... Read More
Canadian Ben McIntosh ’14 was born into a lacrosse family. His grandfather was involved with the Canadian Lacrosse Association. His father played the sport an... Read More
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MELBOURNE
Melbourne (photo 1) is Australia’s second-largest city and one of its most commercial, so there were plenty of cafes and... Read More
The low-lit halls of the Academy of Natural Sciences are home to mighty bison, musk-ox, sleepy pandas, lions, tigers and yak — all frozen in time and place. Sea... Read More
Organized Jewish life at Drexel dates back to the 1920s, and Hillel got its start on campus in the ’30s and ’40s. But it wasn’t until about a decade ago that ef... Read More
As I begin my second year as chair of the Alumni Board of Governors, I am proud of the progress we’ve made toward achieving our goals of engaging students a... Read More
