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Ureca Nature Center, a community center/store on Bioko in Equatorial Guinea, where Drexel runs the Bioko Biodiversity Protection Program.
Global Again: What It’s Like to Study Abroad at Drexel (and During a Pandemic)
DrexelNow asked three international Dragons who joined our campus community last fall about what made them choose Drexel, navigating the pandemic and if the experience is meeting their expectations (spoiler alert, it’s exceeding them).
Blue map of the Americas with glowing connection lines between international airports.
What International Fulbrights Can Do at Drexel
Nitiwit “Junior” Jongphiphithaporn poses at the National Constitution Center, which he visited during Welcome Week at the start of fall term when he studied abroad at Drexel.
Global Again: What It’s Like to Study Abroad at Drexel (and During a Pandemic)
Since its founding a decade ago, the Drexel Global Scholar program (DGS) has welcomed more than 80 international students from nearly 40 countries to the University with a full scholarship and ample programming which helps bolster a rich peer community from freshman year through graduation.
Global Again: How the Drexel Global Scholars Community Never Faltered in the Pandemic
A pre-pandemic photo of the DAC Pack supporting Drexel Basketball. Photo courtesy of Emily McAndrews.
Homecoming 2022 Set to Provide Return to Normal and Renewed Sense of Community
MedTech Innovation I Parallels Industry Ecosystems Through Diverse, Global Classroom
The crowd at an opening event for the 'Museum of Where We Are' exhibition held in the Rincliffe Gallery on Dec. 10.
Drexel Unveils ‘Museum of Where We Are’ Exhibition of Design History Students’ Work
From left to right: Drexel students Sarah Wetzel, William Newman and Atharva Bhagwat. “This is inside the Plenary, a large room where the delegates from each country and organization gathered for the high-level events. Barack Obama also gave a speech in here a few days prior, which Sarah and I were able to attend,” Newman said. Photo courtesy William Newman.
Drexel Hosts First COP Event, Sends Delegation to COP26
The staff of Drexel University’s Office of International Student and Scholar Services (ISSS) supported international Dragons through a laundry list of ever-changing circumstances with the blend of practicality and hope needed in pandemic times.
Global Again: How ISSS Showed Up for International Dragons During the Pandemic
Karen Lee, a fourth-year marketing and organizational management student who studied abroad this spring in South Korea, admires the views of the cultural village in Busan. Photo courtesy of Lee.
Global Again: Drexel Student Study Abroad Experiences in a Changed World
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