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Why These Drexel Docs Want All the Dead Mice You Trap in Your House
Listen to the audio edition here: Most right-thinking human beings hate mice. They leave their little turds all over the kitchen counter. They gnaw open […]
Drexel Plummets Miserably in New “Best Colleges in America” List
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The Dave Portnoy Antisemite Scandal Hits the Main Line and Drexel University
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Philadelphia Area Scores Big in Latest College Rankings
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Drexel University on Lockdown Amid Protests and Encampment
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Former Drexel Top Doc Sues School for Sexual Discrimination, Calls It a “Boys’ Club”
Emergency medicine doctor Sharon Griswold joined Drexel University’s College of Medicine in 2007, jumping from Thomas Jefferson University Hospital, where she had been the emergency […]
The World’s First Public Orchestra Launches in Philadelphia
When you think of an orchestra, you probably think about Beethoven, Mozart, and other dead European men. You probably see a maestro in tails presiding […]
Scott Gabriel Knowles Is on a Quest to Understand What the Pandemic Reveals About Americans
Scott Gabriel Knowles, the head of the history department at Drexel University and an expert on disasters, found himself in an intense public discussion with […]
Philly Colleges Plan to Return In-Person. Some Professors Aren’t So Sure.
As the fall draws nearer, we’re finally starting to learn how education amid pandemic might play out at universities. Back in the spring, when the […]
This Philly-Made App Will Reward You for Social Distancing
If the photos and videos of tightly packed tourist destinations, beaches, or city blocks are any indication, social distancing is not the most popular practice. […]
Now Is the Time for Penn and Philly’s Other Big-Money Nonprofits to Pay PILOTs
When enjoying the classic card game of spades, most players wait until the very end of a round to play their most competitive hand. Those […]
Online Learning, Hybrid Classes and Virtual Reality: Philly Universities Prepare for a Risky Fall Semester
The high school seniors who saw their graduation ceremonies ripped away by COVID-19 this spring may now have to worry about their plans for the […]
Philly Coronavirus News: Drexel Hit With Student Class-Action Suit Demanding Tuition Refunds
A roundup of Philly coronavirus news. Drexel Student Files Class-Action Lawsuit Over Coronavirus Campus Changes We were waiting for this to happen. And we have […]
The Liacouras Center Hospital Probably Won’t Help COVID-19 Patients
Hospitals and emergency rooms across the country are becoming increasingly overwhelmed with COVID-19 patients, forcing healthcare providers to think creatively about where and how they […]
Some of the World’s Biggest Names in Food Are Coming to the 2020 Philly Chef Conference
Drexel University’s Department of Food & Hospitality has announced the list of participants for 2020’s Philly Chef Conference, and the event is shaping up […]