Publications
Where science, literary arts and social justice meet
Allison Choong, sociology '28, co-created 'Safiyah Speaks Up' a book about safety for girls, by girls.
TIME’s must-read list of summer 2023 books features Devil Is Fine by Drexel's John Vercher
Drexel students taking Spanish 410 explore the Latin American "Cartonera" movement
Creative Writing MFA students present Paper Dragon, Vol. 7 – Image: Danielle Charette
Climate change is altering animal brains and behavior − Drexel neuroscientist explains how
Your Brain in the Zone: Drexel Neuroimaging Study Reveals How the Brain Achieves a Creative Flow State
The Drexel College of Arts and Sciences invites you to explore publications that reflect our research enterprise, robust literary community and dedication to social justice. Our vibrant community intentionally integrates knowledge across the arts and sciences. Here, students across all levels of scholarship work alongside faculty experts, staff, civic partners and Philadelphia residents to gain hands-on experience and make a positive difference.
Recent Books, 2023–2024
We invite you to explore recent works by our Arts and Sciences faculty, students, and staff published from 2023-2024. Topics and genres include anthologies, biographies, in-depth research, collaborative efforts, fiction, poetry, non-fiction, humor, opinion, pedagogy, and textbooks.
Journal Articles
The Drexel Research Discovery portal is a database maintained by the Drexel Library that showcases a wide range of research and scholarly outputs created by faculty, staff, and students. The database archives articles, books, conference presentations, dissertations, theses and much more.
Below is a curated list of peer-reviewed journal articles from 2020 to 2024 by faculty and students in the College of Arts and Sciences.
Drexel Publishing Group
The Drexel Publishing Group invites students across all levels of scholarship and majors to gain real-world experience through writing, editing, publishing and review. In addition, students can get involved with the Drexel Writing Festival, which convenes our campus community in meaningful exploration around a central theme each year.
We invite you to explore literary projects within the Drexel Publishing Group, below.
The 33rd – Since 2009, Drexel’s annual anthology of student and faculty writing curated from diverse disciplines.
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Maya – Drexel’s undergraduate literary magazine.
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Write Now Philly – Drexel’s online magazine all about local writing.
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Paper Dragon – Drexel’s Creative Writing MFA literary magazine.
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