The Environment's People Problem (and how to solve it) is a showcase of environmental research in the social sciences, humanities and arts underway at Drexel, featuring opportunities for student involvement.

This Drexel Writing Center workshop for undergraduate students, led by our trained Peer Reader writing consultants, will help you navigate the complicated world of digital media and information.

All College of Arts and Sciences students are invited to join the 'Tie Dye on Lancaster Walk' event hosted by the Student Leadership Council. Come out and meet your council leadership, network with members and have some fun. We look forward to seeing you there!

Confused or concerned about AI and your writing assignments? We'll share our perspectives from the Drexel Writing Center and encourage conversation about this complex new digital terrain. Led by our fabulous Peer Reader writing consultants, this workshop is for undergraduate students, by students.

Join us each week for dedicated writing time, in person or on Zoom. Protect your time, move your project forward, and maybe find joy in the company of other writers. We are an inclusive group of faculty and staff from across the university.To join, contact Liz Kimball at ek674@drexel.edu. Sponsored by the Drexel University Writing Program and the Social Science and Humanities Research Council.

Join the Study Booster Session for undergraduate Math 116 in the Korman Center, room 207. Just drop in to the Math Resource Center – no registration is required.

Join the Study Booster Session for undergraduate Math 100 in the Korman Center, room 207. Just drop in to the Math Resource Center – no registration is required.

Join the Study Booster Session for undergraduate Math 121 in the Korman Center, room 207. Just drop in to the Math Resource Center – no registration is required.

Join the Study Booster Session for undergraduate Math 101 in the Korman Center, room 207. Just drop in to the Math Resource Center – no registration is required.

Dean David Brown proudly invites the Drexel University community to celebrate student/faculty research and creative collaborations in the College of Arts and Sciences on October 21 from 4–5:30 p.m. in PISB – the Papadakis Integrated Sciences Building.

Join the Study Booster Session for undergraduate Math 105 in the Korman Center, room 207. Just drop in to the Math Resource Center – no registration is required.

Join the Study Booster Session for undergraduate Math 102 in the Korman Center, room 207. Just drop in to the Math Resource Center – no registration is required.

Let’s Start Talking Science. On Friday, November 1, 2024, dozens of researchers from local universities –including Drexel faculty, students and staff– will discuss their innovative projects and answer your questions about STEM –Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics– at the Science History Institute.

Pierce the veil of night on Wednesday, November 6 from 5:30-7:30pm at Drexel University's Lynch Observatory. Engage in an out of this world telescopic experience during the observatory's monthly public night. Weather permitting, public night viewing sessions take place on the roof of Drexel's Main Building under the direction of Gordon Richards, Professor in the Department of Physics.

Join the Study Booster Session for undergraduate Math 102 in the Korman Center, room 207. Just drop in to the Math Resource Center – no registration is required.

Join the Study Booster Session for undergraduate Math 116 in the Korman Center, room 207. Just drop in to the Math Resource Center – no registration is required.

Join the Study Booster Session for undergraduate Math 100 in the Korman Center, room 207. Just drop in to the Math Resource Center – no registration is required.

Join the Study Booster Session for undergraduate Math 121 in the Korman Center, room 207. Just drop in to the Math Resource Center – no registration is required.

Join the Study Booster Session for undergraduate Math 101 in the Korman Center, room 207. Just drop in to the Math Resource Center – no registration is required.

Join the Study Booster Session for undergraduate Math 105 in the Korman Center, room 207. Just drop in to the Math Resource Center – no registration is required.

Pierce the veil of night on Wednesday, December 4 from 5–7:00pm at Drexel University's Lynch Observatory. Engage in an out of this world telescopic experience during the observatory's monthly public night. Weather permitting, public night viewing sessions take place on the roof of Drexel's Main Building under the direction of Gordon Richards, Professor in the Department of Physics.