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David Bowie Diehards Rejoice: Rare Recordings Find Home in Drexel’s Archives
Sigma Sound Studios in Philadelphia made its mark on music history in the 1970s when artists recorded hit after hit in its studios. Artists from all genres, […]
Top Event Picks at DesignPhiladelphia 2014
The DesignPhiladelphia Festival is celebrating its 10th anniversary October 9th through 17th, and it has packed over 120 events, exhibits, demonstrations, and panels into just […]
Mark Ladner Is Doing A Gluten-Free Pasta Flyer Lunch At Drexel
This Friday, October 3rd, Mark Ladner–executive chef of New York’s Del Posto–will be giving a lecture at Drexel, starting at 11 a.m., at the Center for […]
CoZara Serves Sushi Starting Today
CoZara, located at 33rd and Chestnut Streets on Drexel University’s campus has added a sushi, maki and sashimi menu available for lunch and dinner. The […]
The Chew’s Carla Hall Is Opening A Restaurant (With A Little Help From Drexel)
So first, the bad news. Famous TV person, Carla Hall, isn’t opening any of her Nashville-style hot chicken restaurants here (which is fine by me […]
Drexel Renames Law School After Thomas R. Kline
The Legal Intelligencer reports that Drexel’s Earle Mack School of Law is being renamed — the newly rechristened Thomas R. Kline School of Law is taking […]
Drexel Scientists Discover Largest Dinosaur Ever
In a paper published Thursday in Scientific Reports, Drexel scientists announced the discovery of the largest animal ever found: Dreadnoughtus schrani, a supermassive dinosaur that […]
Learn More About Beer at Drexel
So you think you know a lot about beer. Or is it just that you drink a lot of it? Drexel University is offering a […]
Hilariously, Penn Students Named Most Polite in Nation
If there’s one reputation Penn students have, it’s being impolite — especially to workers in the service industry. Penn kids reportedly tipped 40 cents at McGlinchey’s earlier […]
Han Chiang Educates Drexel Basketball Team About China
The Drexel University men’s basketball team is travelling to China to play four games against Chinese University and professional teams. To get the team ready […]
Time-Lapse Video: Does It Seem Like Construction Moves Slowly?
With the exception of Evo, a building that’s going up so fast, it’s apparently an emergency — or maybe it just looks that way from […]
Drexel Alum Endows “Entrepreneurial Leadership” Professorship
Drexel University has announced that alumni Stanley Silverman and his wife, Jackie, have donated $2 million to endow The Silverman Family Professor of Entrepreneurial Leadership at […]
Morning Headlines: Tense Negotiations Around University City High School Site
PlanPhilly reports that a deal between Drexel University and community groups setting the terms for Drexel’s development of the former University City high school site […]
It’s Skidmore, Owings & Merrill for 30th Street Station
As first reported by PhillyDeals, Amtrak has announced the members of the team that will, in the next two years, develop the joint master plan for […]