Nat Kaemmerer

Internal communications associate

Nat Kaemmerer is the staff writer for DrexelNow and contributes to Drexel Magazine and Exel Magazine. She joined the University Communications team in June 2022 and covers student life. Nat previously worked for the Longboat Observer, a hyperlocal weekly paper near Sarasota, Florida, as the community reporter, but traded in sunburns and snowbird traffic for Philadelphia. She graduated from the University of Missouri-Columbia’s journalism school in 2019 with a Bachelor of Journalism degree. As of June 2022, it’s her first time not living in Missouri or Florida. When Nat isn’t working, she’s running, watching or reading something Star Wars or finding a sunny spot somewhere. 

Articles

Welcome Week Helps New Dragons Adjust to Life at Drexel University
In 2026, incoming first-year students attended hundreds of events to help them learn more about life, academics and Philadelphia.
Navneeth nalajala STAR Students Showcase Summer Studies
On Aug. 27, dozens of STAR (Students Tackling Advanced Research) Scholars shared what advanced research they conducted over the summer.
Canvas and Convo Fall Events at Drexel University to Look Forward To
There are plenty of social events on campus, as well as career and academic deadlines to be aware of.
Kasonde Chewe and Aiman Nadeem Q&A: Meet Drexel’s 2026 GSA President and Vice President
Kasonde Chewe and Aiman Nadeem want to show their fellow graduate students how many resources are available to them through GSA and other avenues.
Abir Alikerar and Sadie Subedi Q&A: Meet Drexel’s 2026 USGA President and Vice President
Sadie Subedi and Abir Alikerar won the first contested election in several years and will lead the Undergraduate Student Government Association through the upcoming year.
midnight breakfast More Opportunities for Dragons After Dark Events in 2026
A change in the structure of the late-night event funding means that any student organization can apply to use up to $1,000 for an event between 9 p.m. and 1 a.m. on weekends.
Medfit pilates event How to Start a Student Organization at Drexel University
The process is long, but there is support along the way to help new and fledgling organizations succeed and find their communities.
Group of students and professors in Milan for the Paralympics Interdisciplinary ICA Connected Students With Paralympic Winter Games
A group of graduate and undergraduate students explored disability and access through the lens of the Paralympic Winter Games.

Media Contact Articles

MXene Major MXene Conference Comes to Drexel
Second international MXene conference will bring together leading players in materials science.
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