As part of a national initiative by the Howard Hughes Medical Institute, Drexel University will team with 14 other colleges and universities as part of a learning community that will take a closer look at how to promote inclusive teaching to more effectively engage students from all backgrounds, including those who belong to groups traditionally underrepresented in science, technology, engineering and math fields.
A lot is happening this week: the last days of earning points for the Wellness Incentive Program, a pop-up student-curated exhibit and opening and an outdoor holiday market on campus.
A team of researchers from Drexel University has proposed a way to detect Lyme disease by looking for a unique polymer-protein indicator that occurs before the immune reaction is triggered. The group’s method recently received a boost from a U.S. Department of Health and Human Services and the Steve & Alexandra Cohen Foundation initiative to finally find an effective test for the disease.
The wastewater draining from massive pools of sewage sludge has the potential to play a role in more sustainable agriculture, according to environmental engineering researchers at Drexel University.
After conducting research abroad as a Dornsife Global Development Scholar and iSTAR student, College of Engineering graduate J’Anna-Mare Lue changed her major, started a student organization, and joined a research group — with impacts felt at the World Vision International NGO and on the ground in Lesotho.
A message was sent to the Drexel community about the appointment of Melvin Singleton Jr. as Drexel's senior vice president of Public Safety and Chief of Police.
Drexel Lyme Disease Diagnostic Gets a Boost from U.S. Department of Health and Human Services
Study: Turning Wastewater into Fertilizer Is Feasible and Could Help to Make Agriculture More Sustainable
