August

As public health officials around the world contend with the latest surge of the COVID-19 pandemic, researchers at Drexel University have created a computer model that could help them be better prepared for the next one.

Cucumbers, tomatoes, peppers, squash, spinach and corn are all in-season during this time of year.

The collapse of a condominium tower in South Florida put College of Engineering Professor Abieyuwa Aghayere on a path to teach an unexpected cohort of “students.”

To celebrate National Food Safety Education Month in September, Drexel University's College of Nursing and Health Professions, the Partnership for Food Safety Education and New Mexico State University, have launched “Don’t Wash Your Chicken,” an educational program aimed at households preparing and cooking raw chicken at home.

Learn about upcoming new features on campus like a Pret a Manger opening Sept. 9 and the return of normal shuttle service for both the Dragon (Center City) and Powelton/Spring Garden routes.

Students at the Morton McMichael School will have a new playground when they return this fall thanks to a collaboration between the school, Mantua Civic Association and Drexel University.

A message providing updated guidance on COVID-19 in advance of the new academic year was sent to the Drexel community.

The current Divisional Dean for Social Sciences in the College of Arts and Sciences at the University of Colorado Boulder will begin at Drexel Sept. 1.

Samiyah Wardlaw, Jane Cammisa and several other Drexel students and alumni are working on indie romance "Burn Out."

The University’s family of Cane Corso therapy dogs is getting bigger, with another pup preparing for certification to work alongside cousin Java, aunt Espresso and grandmother Chai.

The unique co-op opportunity will financially support a cohort of Drexel students gaining professional experience at nonprofits in Philadelphia.

A team of Drexel University researchers might have found just the right material to efficiently contain and remove mercury from contaminated bodies of water.

Get ready for a safe return to campus this fall by learning how DPS uses various modes of communication to keep you informed and how you can connect with DPS 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.

Drexel will offer the tuition discount to students with an associate degree who transfer to the University.

SmartLabs, a Boston-based laboratory-as-a-service company, announced plans to open its first Philadelphia-based facility in the new life sciences research lab being built by Gattuso Development Partners in the heart of Drexel's campus.

The Academy pulled together 50 community scientists from members, Drexel students and staff and local groups to track heat and air quality across Philadelphia. The data was gathered for an NOAA study.