DrexelOne Mobile is a free app that lets to users access personal, academic, financial, and career information from phones running Android and iOS.

While the focus of the app is on providing quick information to the students, faculty, and professional staff at Drexel, it's usable by everyone interested in Drexel campus maps, a directory, local merchants and menus, shuttle bus information, Dragon athletics, and general campus news and events.

How do I get DrexelOne Mobile?

Use the links below to learn more or install the the right app for your type of phone. Scroll down to see which features are supported on each platform. Our goals are a native look and feel with broad feature parity while exploiting platform-specific features where useful.

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for Android phones and tablets at Google Play
for iPhone and iPad at Apple App Store

Does DrexelOne Mobile do email?

DrexelOne Mobile is for smartphones and those already have really good built-in email apps. To help you, we made instructions for using those with your Drexel email account. Links to those instructions are built in to the apps (look in Settings).

Does DrexelOne Mobile work with Blackboard?

As a dashboard, the app shows course announcements, events, and gradebook entries; faculty also can see some student activity tracking data from the Photo Class List area. To get the most from Learn while on the go, you should install the Bb Student app from the app store for your mobile device. You'll find it for Android and iOS.

What features does DrexelOne Mobile have?

A lot! The focus has been on creating a dashboard for time-critical information and a tool to find more information both from your own records and from public information sources at Drexel. The sections below shows the major functions; the tables dive into the nitty-gritty of features on each platform.

Academics

Shows students their courses, advisors, instructor contact information, schedules, and reported grades. Shows faculty teaching load and photo class lists.

Photo Class Lists

Shows students currently registered in a class and ways to contact those students. Selecting a student provides student and advisor contact info, and the Blackboard Learn gradebook for the student in this class.

Course Details

Course meeting information (when and where), instructors with contact information, and Blackboard Learn announcements, events, and gradebook for each course that you're taking.

Instructors and Advisors

Contact information and your course instructors and academic advisors. (Phone numbers are not shown for teaching assistants. Not all addresses can be mapped.)

Notices

Shows key university announcements about your academic progress and status at the university. Student may choose to have notices "pushed" to their phone as the notices are posted.

Coop

Shows the schedule of upcoming on-campus coop job interviews. Tapping an interview shows details of it including the job number, employer, title, and description.

Balances

Shows dollars and meals remaining on DragonCards. For medical faculty and all professional staff, shows accrued leave time.

Campus Maps

Campus maps for University City, Center City, Queen Lane, and Sacramento.

Directory

Find students, faculty, or professional staff at Drexel, the College of Medicine, or the Academy of Natural Sciences.

Food and Shopping

List merchants who accept the DragonCard, provide contact and hours information, display menus where available.

Transportation

Shuttle bus schedules with GPS-enhanced walking time+distance estimates.

News and Events

Campus events calendar selectable by event category and sub-category. Feature stories from Drexel Now and news from The Triangle.

Athletics

News about the Drexel Dragons, scores from recent Dragons games, and upcoming events with home games highlighted.

Candid Campus

DrexelOne's photo-of-the-day and alternate caption diversion.

Candid Question

DrexelOne's poll-of-the-day and commenting diversion.

Miscellaneous

Additional functions pertaining to app settings or the app itself rather than the services that it accesses.