September

Accompanying the start of the new academic year is the roll out of Drexel University’s 2018–2019 Code of Conduct by Residential Living and Student Conduct (RLSC), which seeks to create and maintain a process that is transparent and equitable for all students and student organizations.

For new, or even returning, students at Drexel University heading off-campus to explore the city might seem daunting, or even unnecessary. University City probably seems like it has everything you need, but with that attitude, you’ll never know what’s missing.

Drexel University has a variety of student groups to satisfy nearly any interest. And with the new academic year approaching, what better time to learn about — and possibly join — a group to meet new people and explore a new passion?

College is hard enough — it shouldn’t be made harder for those who English isn’t their first language. To support such students, Drexel University offers a number of resources and programs through both the English Language Center and the Drexel Writing Center.

Before you step foot on Drexel University’s campus, you’ll probably get tons of advice from parents, friends and mentors about your first year of college. But chances are not many of those people in your ear went to Drexel, or at least not recently.

The Drexel University Libraries is making some big changes to better serve the University community, and students especially. These changes may just make the library your favorite place to study, do research or collaborate with peers on projects