February

MAD Dragon Records, Drexel's student-run record label, is distributing “The Redwalls,” an album from the Chicago-based band of the same name.

Three high-ranking attorneys from Pakistan will discuss the rule of law and a recent constitutional crisis they were involved in at a forum March 1 at Drexel. The forum is open to students and the general public.

Pennsylvania consistently ranks among the lowest of all states in the number of public health professionals per capita.

Students from Drexel ’s LeBow College of Business and the University’s Beta Alpha Psi accounting, finance and MIS fraternity are partnering with the IRS’s Volunteer Income Tax Assistance (VITA).

The University has established a scholarship fund for students from Placer County and the Sacramento region who are interested in attending Drexel's Philadelphia campus.

Drexel is a choice for more than 24,186 high school students. The University will admit 2,500 freshmen in September 2008.

Dr. Bernard Amadei, the founding president of Engineers Without Borders–USA and co-founder of Engineers Without Borders–International, will receive the 2008 Engineer of the Year Award from Drexel University on Friday, Feb. 22.

The seal of approval comes at the earliest point allowed under accreditation guidelines and less than 18 months after Drexel Law opened its doors, University President Constantine Papadakis announced.

The event is part of Drexel’s celebration of National Engineers Week 2008.

The Egg Drop Competition has been redesigned for the first time in 14 years.

The event will celebrate past, present and future leaders in the science and engineering fields.

Dr. Bernard Amadei will be honored as Drexel's 2008 Engineer of the Year at a ceremony on Feb. 22.

The Redwalls, a band that recently appeared on the “Late Show with David Letterman,” will be among the roster of artists performing

Drexel is one of 10 schools in the country to be chosen for a regional competition and the only one in Philadelphia.

More than 120 Drexel students will gather to watch as election results roll in on Super Tuesday.

Irvine will cook with Drexel University’s culinary arts students as part of the“Chefs’ Workshop” course