Explore the fascinating world of Mecha and learn about involvement opportunities for those interested in arts, culture, and technology! Participants will assemble and paint a mecha-inspired robot and hear about the 3-d printing technology used to create these models. 

Drexel has a strong history of technological leadership and advocacy, but the divide between digital haves and have nots in society is growing. We started one of the first Digital Navigator programs in the country to assist the local community with finding low-cost Internet access, technical support, fixing and distributing refurbished computers, teaching digital skills classes, and more. Come learn how easy it is to help close the digital divide!

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Dr. Love’s talk will discuss the struggles and the possibilities of committing ourselves to an abolitionist goal of educational freedom, as opposed to reform, and moving beyond what she calls the educational survival complex. Abolitionist Teaching is built on the creativity, imagination, boldness, ingenuity, and rebellious spirit and methods of abolitionists to demand and fight for an educational system where all students are thriving, not simply surviving.

An online discussion series about how Philadelphia arts and education organizations are innovating through the pandemic.

An online discussion series about how Philadelphia arts and education organizations are innovating through the pandemic.

An online discussion series about how Philadelphia arts and education organizations are innovating through the pandemic.

The first T3 of 2020! Each month, every Third Thursday at Three PM something special occurs at the ExCITe Center. We call it T3. Every T3 features a range of speakers offering five-minute lightning talks about ideas, innovations, and ongoing research spanning countless disciplines and interests. It’s our longest running community event (every month since January 2013).

The first T3 of 2020! Each month, every Third Thursday at Three PM something special occurs at the ExCITe Center. We call it T3. Every T3 features a range of speakers offering five-minute lightning talks about ideas, innovations, and ongoing research spanning countless disciplines and interests. It’s our longest running community event (every month since January 2013).