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Hard Hat Tour: The View From Vue32
Ground was ceremonially broken one week ago for Vue32, the new apartment tower Radnor Property Group (RPG) is building and will manage for Drexel University […]
Philly House Values Shoot Past Pre-Recession Levels
Something very unusual happened in the winter of 2016 in Philadelphia: Not only did house prices continue their upward climb from their post-housing-bubble low, but […]
Penn, Drexel Place Finalists in “Coolest Startups” Competition
Penn has placed three finalists into Inc. Magazine’s Best College Startup of 2016 competition. Drexel added a fourth, making Philly-based teams one-fourth of the competition’s […]
Drexel Professor’s Study: Touching Sandpaper Can Increase Charitable Donations
Charitable organizations who want to raise more money have a secret weapon in their arsenal: Sandpaper. Really! A new study co-authored by Drexel marketing professor […]
Insomnia Cookies Adding Storefronts to Drexel and Temple’s Campuses
Insomnia Cookies has been feeding college students cookies and even cold milk since 2003. Starting out as a food truck, they now have locations in […]
Drexel Announces Spring Culinary Series
Drexel University’s hospitality program has announced its spring events at its Academic Bistro. The events include a Roman food and beverage lecture with author Katie […]
Next Steps for 30th Street Area Revealed
On the heels of Drexel University and Brandywine Realty Trust announcing their joint plan to redevelop the area just west of 30th Street Station comes […]
Here’s Where to See 100 Years of Philadelphia Fashion on Display
Looking for something cool to do in the coming weeks? After a successful exhibit Immortal Beauty held at the URBN Center this winter, Drexel’s world-class Robert […]
Free Outdoor Yoga/Music/Arts Festival Coming to Drexel Park in May
My college senior project consisted of me writing a paper about my career goals. Lindsay McDowell, a student at Drexel University, is going a bit […]
Drexel Study: Why Philly Should Use Rainwater to Flush Toilets
Purified water is wasted in toilet bowls, but flushing is the single largest source of water consumption in the U.S. Some researchers at Drexel University […]
Drexel Fires Bruiser Flint, Reports Bruiser Flint
Drexel has fired men’s basketball coach Bruiser Flint, Flint himself said in a tweet. If that wasn’t enough proof, CBS Sports also reports Flint has […]
New Restaurant Lets “Everyone At the Table” Build Community
Can a restaurant fight hunger and build community at the same time? The answer to this question would seem obvious. A restaurant serves food, so […]
Drexel, Brandywine Take Wraps Off Schuylkill Yards
The next big step in the evolution of University City into Philadelphia’s “second downtown” began this afternoon inside a tent next to One Drexel Plaza, […]
Drexel Picks Brandywine to Develop “Innovation Neighborhood”
Drexel University is formally announcing the development partner for its “Innovation Neighborhood” at a ceremony taking place right now in University City. According to invitations […]
Coming to West Powelton: A Dorm for Foodies
Dorms with kitchens? Big whoop. A dorm with a commercial-quality demonstration kitchen? Now that’s something. The kitchen in question is part of the learning space […]