March

The Little Engineer That Could

March 22, 2018

Mario Scotto Di Vetta is using his co-op opportunities to travel around the country and dig up some dirt on his future career opportunities.

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The Good, The Bad and The Dicty

March 22, 2018
The entirely student-driven research course called “Dictyostelium” allows Drexel students to participate and contribute to actual research that will be published without the usual brisk time constraints of a research lab.
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Science for the Community

March 22, 2018

Drexel students join with other university students and industry professionals to help promote science among the youth of the Philadelphia area.

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WELL Center Hosts First Annual Research Symposium

March 19, 2018
The Weight, Eating and Lifestyle Sciences (WELL) Center, in the College of Arts and Sciences, hosted it's first annual transdisciplinary research symposium, The WELL Symposium, on Friday, March 9th at Lebow College of Business. Programming included three tracks on Obesity, Eating Disorders and Eating Behavior and Physical Activity.
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Student Spotlight: Data Science Major Brings Users into Design in STS Research Co-op

March 16, 2018
Stephanie Oppenheim, a sociology major and minor in science, technology and society, sat down with data science major Laurel Vaughan to talk about Vaughan’s STS research co-op. The co-op was funded by National Institutes of Health (NIH) Award #1U01EB023035-01 with Kelly Joyce, PhD, professor of sociology and Director of the Center for Science, Technology and Society.
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Student Spotlight: Sociology Major Discusses Her Minor in STS

March 16, 2018
Data science major Laurel Vaughan interviewed Stephanie Oppenheim, a sociology major with minors in political science and science, technology and society, about her decision to minor in STS.
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Home Away From Home at Drexel’s New Writers Room

March 09, 2018
Drexel student ends quest of finding a place to call home on campus with new Writers Room located on first floor of MacAlister Hall.

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7 Very Subtle Ways to Show Your Drexel Pride

March 09, 2018
Having school pride is hard when you’re trying to keep it together in a fast-paced quarter system. One Drexel student came up with a few clever ways to show Drexel pride without standing out too much.
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Exploring International LGBTQ Politics

March 08, 2018
For the second consecutive year, Phillip Ayoub, PhD, assistant professor in the Department of Politics, is hosting the LGBTQ Speaker Series. The series, generally held over lunch, includes talks from scholars researching LGBTQ Politics.
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Without 46 Million Year-Old Bacteria, Turtle Ants Would Need More Bite And Less Armor

March 06, 2018
Socially transmitted, nitrogen-providing microbes have opened a new ecological frontier for herbivorous turtle ants.
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New Faculty in the Department of Biology

March 01, 2018
The Drexel Department of Biology welcomes its newest faculty member, Kari Lenhart, PhD. We are excited to welcome our new assistant professor, Kari Lenhart, PhD. Kari received her PhD from Princeton University. She recently completed a post-doctoral fellowship in the lab of Stephen DiNardo, PhD...
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Meet the Drexel Dragons up for the Biggest Awards This Year

March 01, 2018
Drexel University’s Center for Scholar Development recently hosted an event to recognize the hard work and initiative taken by those students who applied for major fellowships this year.
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One Dragon’s Journey Across the World

March 01, 2018
Bianca Walker is accepting her first post-graduate offer in China as an English language teacher.
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