June

Biology Class Builds Research Skills, Autonomy in Underclassmen

June 22, 2018
Freshmen and sophomore biology students at Drexel can take the elective BIO 213, which introduces them to independent, novel research and a hands-on learning opportunity working with fruit flies.
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Scientists Discover How Brain Signals Travel to Drive Language Performance

June 21, 2018
Using transcranial magnetic stimulation and network control theory, Drexel psychologists have taken a novel approach to understanding how signals travel across the brain's highways and how stimulation can lead to better cognitive function.
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Writers Room Creates Community Through Stories, Photos With Canon Project

June 15, 2018
Drexel University’s Writers Room celebrated the release of the program’s fourth collective work, “Anthology,” and the culmination of its year-long, writer-in-residence program, TRIPOD.
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Long Thought Silent Because of Ice, Study Shows East Antarctica Seismically Active

June 04, 2018
Half of Antarctica has long thought to be seismically dormant, but a Drexel University researcher tripled the number of recorded earthquakes by monitoring for just one year.
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Biology Class Builds Research Skills, Autonomy in Underclassmen