March

Marina Gershkovich Grad Student Profile

March 31, 2014
Social anxiety disorder is one of the most common psychiatric disorders. But only one in five people who have the condition actually receive treatment for it. Marina Gershkovich may have a solution to that problem.
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Best-Selling “Zealot” Author Reza Aslan to Speak at Drexel May 7

March 31, 2014
Best-selling author and religion scholar Reza Aslan will join Drexel University on Wednesday, May 7, as the fourth lecturer in the College of Arts and Sciences’ Distinguished Lecture Series. Previous lecturers in the series include neuroscientist David Eagleman, acclaimed author Sir Salman Rushdie and media maven Arianna Huffington.
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Paleontologists Assemble Giant Turtle Bone from Fossil Discoveries Made Centuries Apart

March 25, 2014
To the surprise of paleontologists from the Academy of Natural Sciences of Drexel University and the New Jersey State Museum, two halves of a turtle bone, discovered 162 years apart, fit together perfectly. The discovery provides new insight into one of the largest turtle species that ever lived.
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Cosmos Q-and-A

March 17, 2014
When astronomer Carl Sagan’s series “Cosmos: A Personal Voyage” first aired, it instilled a love of science in people like Dave Goldberg. Can the rebooted version hosted by Neil DeGrasse Tyson do the same?
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Drexel Professor’s New Film Tells Untold Story of Black American Soldiers in Great Britain during World War II

March 10, 2014
More than a million African-Americans fought during WWII, but their military still segregated and discriminated against them.
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Freshman Frontiers

March 03, 2014
The 10 Drexel students who enrolled in the Freshman Frontiers program last fall still had traditional start-of-college experiences, but they weren’t quite the same as those of their classmates.
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Drexel Edits

March 03, 2014
Nonprofit organizations often have many needs: Funding. Space. Volunteers. But how about an editor?
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