December

Top Drexel Stories of 2017

December 20, 2017
2017 was a big year for Drexel University, which made strides in research and developments that could impact all of our futures.
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Political Cartoonist Extraordinaire Signe Wilkinson

December 19, 2017
Pulitzer prize winning, Philadelphia-based editorial cartoonist, Signe Wilkinson, will visit as a Rankin-Scholar-In-Residence on Thursday, January 18 for a public lecture, free and open to the public, from 6:30-9PM in the URBN Annex Screening Room.
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Dance Ensemble Winter Concerts

December 19, 2017
Each winter, the Drexel Dance Ensemble and FreshDance present two wonderful concerts in the Mandell Theater. These performances provide Drexel students, regardless of their major, an opportunity to express their artistry through dance performance and choreography.
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where the artists are (in their studios)

December 19, 2017
where the artists are (in their studios) brings sculpture by Lewis Colburn, drawings and paintings by Anda Dubinskis, and drawings by Mark Stockton together for an exhibition at the Leonard Pearlstein Gallery, on view January 16 through March 18, 2018.
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Collab Winners

December 19, 2017

Ala Felemban, Interior Architecture & Design Masters student, is the winner of the Philadelphia Museum of Art's 2017 Collab Student Design Competition's People Choice Award, with an astounding 1,401 votes for the work AF Partition.

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High School Summer Programs

December 19, 2017

Do you have children, siblings, friends or peers interested in attending Westphal? Our Summer Programs are now enrolling High School students who want to get a head start on college studies.

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Office Hours with Mark Stockton

December 19, 2017

We sat down with Mark Stockton, Art & Art History Professor, to learn more about his work, practice, and perspectives.

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Drexel and Chemical Heritage Foundation Mix Artifacts With Mobile Gaming to Create History of Alchemy Experience

December 18, 2017
The Chemical Heritage Foundation wants to set the record straight about alchemy. The medieval practice, often perceived as a dark art or pseudoscience, actually helped form the process of scientific experimentation and influenced our modern understanding of chemistry and medicine. On its quest to shed light on alchemy, the Foundation, with support from the National Endowment for the Humanities, has enlisted help from Gossamer Games, a game design startup in Drexel University’s Entrepreneurial Game Studio, and Frank Lee, PhD, director of the EGS, to create a mobile gaming experience about the “golden age of alchemy” using books, art and artifacts from CHF Museum’s alchemy collection.
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How the Drexel Rec Center Lined Up ‘The Balanced Project’

December 06, 2017
To spotlight the wellness and inclusion mission of Drexel University Recreational Athletics, the Drexel Recreation Center has released a new campaign featuring Dragons working on their physical, mental and emotional health.
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The Drinking Vessels of The Drexel Collection

December 04, 2017
The newest show in the Rincliffe Gallery is a student-curated exhibition dedicated to showing off drinking vessels in The Drexel Collection.
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