Drexel students redesigned the historic, multi-use space to better reflect the University’s modern community and founding ...

The events calendar is your source for campus performances, activities, and more — from New Student Days to Commencement—that make Drexel a unique and exciting community.

Drexel University will unveil an exclusive collection of more than 20 rarely seen marker drawings by Kurt Vonnegut Jr., ...

The WIMSC Leadership Summit is an immersive, interactive leadership development opportunity focused on strategies for equity in medicine, science and leadership. Attendees will hear from leaders and ...

Last term, Drexel University undergraduate and graduate students were recognized for their academic and professional contributions and accomplishments. This update offers a snapshot of activity ...

The past 5 weeks have been painful to observe and experience. The Trump Administration has, in rapid fire fashion, moved to pause and condition federal funding, reduce the federal workforce, impose ...

While we cannot predict the future, we can remain committed to our students and our mission. We can continue teaching critical thinking, information literacy, and civic engagement-skills that students ...

In a first-of-its-kind study, researchers from Drexel University’s College of Arts and Sciences and Cornell University examined and compared perceived and received peer recognition to help college ...

Andrew Smith, PhD, head of the Department of Biodiversity, Earth and Environmental Science (BEES), recently sat down with Dean David Brown, PhD, to discuss his research, the future of BEES and the ...

Like many colleges and universities across the nation, Drexel is carefully assessing the implications of a number of federal executive orders, letters, memoranda and directives that could ...

Earlier this week, the National Housing Crisis Task Force released the first tranche of tools in its State and Local Housing Action Plan for communities. The introduction to the State and Local ...

From left, The Sing Sing Files author Dan Slepian, Drexel Kline Law Professor Lauren Katz Smith, criminal legal reform advocate Jermaine Archer, and Drexel College of Arts & Sciences professors Clare ...