January

The International Graduate Student Association plays a big part in helping foreign students find their footing at Drexel.

As part of Homecoming 2018, the faculty and professional staff at Drexel University competed in a contest to show who had the most spirit.

Two graduate students in the online sport management program in the Center for Sport Management got up close and personal with behind-the-scenes activity promoting the 2018 Pro Bowl.

Biking in the Eagles Autism Challenge is just the latest step in a lifetime of helping the neurodiverse for the A.J. Drexel Autism Institute’s Jackie Abrams.

Relive all of the fun from Drexel University’s weeklong Homecoming 2018 celebration with a collection of the best images from around campus.

Here’s a roundup of all of the deadlines and scheduled events that Drexel faculty and staff should write on their calendar.

Hydrogen is one of the most abundant elements on Earth and an exceptionally clean fuel source. While it is making its way into the fuel cells of electric cars, busses and heavy equipment, its widespread use is hampered by the expensive gas-separation process required to produce pure hydrogen. But that process could soon become more efficient and cost-effective thanks to a discovery by an international team of researchers, led in the U.S. by Drexel University. The group has uncovered exceptionally efficient gas separation properties in a nanomaterial called MXene that could be incorporated into the membranes used to purify hydrogen.

Painting a realistic picture of the challenges of weight loss can lead to greater long-term outcomes, a new study from a Drexel psychologist shows.

The Academic Bistro’s three-course, $12 meal has returned to campus for the winter term.

Research shows that addressing Welfare recipients’ past and current trauma help them earn more at their jobs — providing hope for an exit from the program.

The Pennsylvania State Epidemiological Outcomes Workgroup released a brief that shows drinking is down in the state’s youth, but the information it presents could serve as a baseline as liquor licensing laws are relaxed.

Drexel University is hosting several events on campus related to the Free Library of Philadelphia’s One Book, One Philadelphia citywide reading club.

Kirk Heilbrun, PhD, a psychology professor in the College of Arts and Sciences, was recently named Drexel’s new ombuds.

The Drexel French Club, started only a few years ago, will receive funding and guidance from a U.S. French Ambassador to expand its reach at the University.

A lot happened at Drexel over the fall term that faculty and staff should know about.

Drexel’s Leonard Pearlstein Gallery will open Where the Artists Are (in their studios), an exhibition of sculpture, drawings and paintings by three professors in the Westphal College of Media Arts & Design. Examining several years of each artist’s practice, this exhibition will explore the intellectual and technical characteristics that distinguish their daily working routines; what draws them into their studios, excites them and ultimately keeps them there.

Since 2012, the Legacy Center Archives at the College of Medicine has been slowly receiving one of its more comprehensive collections of alumni papers from the relative of a graduate of Hahnemann University — and there’s still more to come.

A revamped approach to Homecoming has set the stage for a week of Drexel pride and campus spirit — plus a healthy dose of competition.

Smoking bans in restaurants and bars are especially effective among those with college degrees, but also were associated with higher quit attempts by people with low incomes, according to a new Drexel University study.

Immigrants and migrants from Mexico had worse access to health care and insurance after they crossed the border into the U.S. — and it remained bad when they returned to Mexico again.

Drexel faculty and staff accomplished a lot in the past term, receiving research grants and prestigious honors.

One of Drexel’s longest serving deans will transition from her role at the end of the academic year.

After transitioning from the College of Engineering into the Office of the Provost through a fellowship program, Timothy Kurzweg is ready to support undergraduate students across Drexel University in the pursuit of success.

The College of Nursing and Health Professions has a new dean: Laura N. Gitlin, PhD.

2017 created many special memories ­— or "Dragon Moments” — for Drexel Athletics.

Researchers from around the city, who are studying public policy and the economy, will have access to some of the nation’s highest quality Census data this coming cycle, thanks to a new federal research center.

DrexelNow has a rundown of all the key dates, events and opportunities for students during Drexel’s winter term.

A Drexel study looking at 19 species of paper wasps found that body size may lead to variation in the complex parts of their brains.