Features – Drexel Magazine

A Shot of Saxbys Management

Jhanvee Patel, Dan Kinsinger and Christina Sokolowski began working at Saxbys as baristas before moving into leadership roles, where they are now hiring an... Read More

40 under 40: Our Future is the Place They Make

If you believe that more people should wear safety gear while biking, you invent a fashion-forward, collapsible helmet that’s really cool. If you’re frustrated ... Read More

Class Action

College is all about inspiring students to reimagine what they’re capable of. Professors challenge students to tackle difficult problems, to find unexpected way... Read More

A Ministry of Presence

Though little known outside of Kensington, the Catholic Worker Free Clinic that Johanna Berrigan founded at 1813 Hagert Street in 1991 is part of a network of l... Read More

Progress Report

“If you can look at a child and see endless possibilities... if you can look at a child and see to infinity, that is a successful school.” — Christian Edge W... Read More

An Interview With Modernity

In a world that is constantly on the move, Mimi Sheller studies the systems that make progress possible, for better and for worse. As the director of Drexel’... Read More

Illustration of a Sudanese village on fire

Lost and Found

The story of how Drexel poet Harriet Millan helped Sudanese refugee Michael Kuch reunite with his lost mother — and in doing so, find herself. by Ben Seal i... Read More

Camera on the Clouds – An Oral History

The making of America’s most advanced, life-saving new weather satellite, as told by Drexel engineering alumni who helped to build, test and launch it. by Carol... Read More

Art Collection by Drexel University founder

The Hardest-Working Art in Academia

Ron Hoppes ’60 first saw the David Rittenhouse Astronomical Musical Clock on his way to class. “I used to shimmy past that clock and look up at the dial and say... Read More