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Young African Leaders Embark on Six-Week Leadership Training at Drexel University
This summer, 25 young leaders from 20 countries from sub-Saharan Africa are taking on coursework, community site visits, meetings and more.
Photographed at the Celebration of Scholarship event, from left to right: Drexel University Interim President Denis O’Brien; Dorine Adechokan, finance ’25; Ahmad Curtis, second-year finance student; and Zuleyha Kumas, finance and business law ’25. Photo credit: Kelsey McKee.
Celebration of Scholarship Event Highlights Transformative Impact on Students
People in white lab coats looking into microscopes.
Faculty Highlights: Recent Awards and Grants
The Drexel ICA group pictured with TEDI , government officials, school leadership, and community stakeholders, in front of the newly launched computer lab. Photo courtesy of TEDI.
Through Connections and Community, Drexel Course Helps Launch Computer Lab in Tanzania
The meeting was led by Drexel University’s Vice Provost of Global Engagement Rogelio Miñana, PhD, photographed standing on right at the event, and Vice Provost of Global Engagement at Temple University Emilia Zankina, PhD, standing on left.
Drexel Helps Promote Philadelphia as a Premier Destination for Global Education
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Students, Faculty Represent Drexel University at COP28 Through Dialogue and Research
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Chasing the Dragon: China in the Western Imagination on Display at Drexel’s Fox Historic Costume Collection

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