Join the Academy of Natural Sciences for its third annual Confluence Film Festival.

A month-long environmental film series held each April in celebration of Earth Month, with screenings every Thursday evening. Presented in partnership with BlackStar Projects, cinéSPEAK, the Philadelphia Asian American Film Festival and the Philadelphia Latino Arts & Film Festival, Confluence 2026 showcases films that speak to this year's theme, “Seeding the Future.”

With feature-length films, shorts and documentaries appropriate for adults, the festival is both a call to action and a loving reminder that we don’t have to simply react to the climate crisis; we can actively shape a more just and sustainable future. Rooted in tradition, wonder and possibility, Confluence invites audiences to imagine what’s next. Experience this powerful film program, hear from filmmakers, community organizations and advocates, and learn how you can support and imagine climate resilience for the next seven generations.

For the full list of films and to purchase tickets, visit ansp.org/experience/events/confluence-film-festival

Students can receive $6 tickets available onsite with a valid ID.

This program is supported by The Arcadia Foundation.

Join us as we celebrate undergraduate research! Over the last six months, students from DrexLab Cohort 5 and their mentors have been engaged in collaborative research across Arts and Sciences departments.

Join the Academy of Natural Sciences for its third annual Confluence Film Festival.

A month-long environmental film series held each April in celebration of Earth Month, with screenings every Thursday evening. Presented in partnership with BlackStar Projects, cinéSPEAK, the Philadelphia Asian American Film Festival and the Philadelphia Latino Arts & Film Festival, Confluence 2026 showcases films that speak to this year's theme, “Seeding the Future.”

With feature-length films, shorts and documentaries appropriate for adults, the festival is both a call to action and a loving reminder that we don’t have to simply react to the climate crisis; we can actively shape a more just and sustainable future. Rooted in tradition, wonder and possibility, Confluence invites audiences to imagine what’s next. Experience this powerful film program, hear from filmmakers, community organizations and advocates, and learn how you can support and imagine climate resilience for the next seven generations.

For the full list of films and to purchase tickets, visit ansp.org/experience/events/confluence-film-festival

Students can receive $6 tickets available onsite with a valid ID.

This program is supported by The Arcadia Foundation

Join the Academy of Natural Sciences for its third annual Confluence Film Festival.

A month-long environmental film series held each April in celebration of Earth Month, with screenings every Thursday evening. Presented in partnership with BlackStar Projects, cinéSPEAK, the Philadelphia Asian American Film Festival and the Philadelphia Latino Arts & Film Festival, Confluence 2026 showcases films that speak to this year's theme, “Seeding the Future.”

With feature-length films, shorts and documentaries appropriate for adults, the festival is both a call to action and a loving reminder that we don’t have to simply react to the climate crisis; we can actively shape a more just and sustainable future. Rooted in tradition, wonder and possibility, Confluence invites audiences to imagine what’s next. Experience this powerful film program, hear from filmmakers, community organizations and advocates, and learn how you can support and imagine climate resilience for the next seven generations.

For a full list of films and to purchase tickets, visit ansp.org/experience/events/confluence-film-festival

Students can receive $6 tickets available onsite with a valid ID.

This program is supported by The Arcadia Foundation.

Each year, the College of Arts and Sciences' entire community comes together for Research Day. Join faculty, students, and staff for a celebration of exploration across the humanities, natural sciences, and social sciences.

As the annual Honors Day celebration demonstrates, the Drexel University College of Arts and Sciences is home to many of Drexel’s finest students. Our community applauds these scholars recognized by their peers, faculty and national fellowships committees for these distinctions. Faculty nominate many students recognized at this ceremony based on their contributions in the classroom, the lab and the community; others have written essays or theses that department committees selected. All have maintained impressive records that set them apart from their peers.