It’s Outta Here. (Really.)
From the nanosecond Paige Collings connected with the pitch, everyone knew it was gone. As it sailed over the wall, only one doubt remained: would the softball injure an unsuspecting…
Read More Spring/Summer 2012
Time For Change
Change. It’s the theme of the moment not only for Drexel soccer, but for U.S. soccer as well. Doug Hess, now entering his second season in charge of the Dragons,…
Read More In The Spotlight
NAME: Amanda Fleischut POSITION: Midfielder YEAR: Junior HOMETOWN: Doylestown, Pa. MAJOR: Health Sciences CRED: Started in all 20 games during the 2011 season … selected to Longstreth/NFHCA Division I All-Region…
Read More A Smart Idea, Whose Time Has Come
Just north of campus, at 3425 Race Street in Powelton Village, sits a 19th century Victorian twin home, the stone-fortified former Pi Lambda Phi fraternity house that has sat vacant…
Read More Leader of the Band
Jaemi Hubo has been at Drexel since 2009. In three years at the College of Engineering, Jaemi has become an active and integral member of the Drexel Autonomous Systems Laboratory…
Read More Hope for the Leatherbacks
Drexel professor of biology James Spotila, a leading sea turtle expert, recently helped lead a study that could reduce deaths among endangered leatherback turtles. Leatherbacks are the widest-ranging marine turtle…
Read More The Evolution Continues
In honor of its illustrious bicentennial year, the Academy of Natural Sciences of Drexel University has kicked off a yearlong celebration with commemorative events, programs and exhibits for all ages.…
Read More From Center to Institute
Drexel’s Laurence A. Baiada Center for Entrepreneurship is slated to enter the next phase in its history of cultivating Drexel’s entrepreneurs. After more than 10 years as a center within…
Read More Japanese Woodblock Prints
Among the many treasures of The Drexel Collection are 200 beautiful and unique 19th-century Japanese woodblock prints that were donated to the Collection by James W. Paul, Jr., husband of…
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