History Channel Show Visits Drexel ‘In Search Of’ Superhuman Answers

A Drexel professor recently appeared on the History Channel show “In Search Of” to test why a Shaolin monk could break a wooden staff over his head without any injuries or problems.

Heard Around Campus — August

In the last full month of summer term, a lot has happened for Drexel faculty and staff to be aware of as they prepare for the return of students in September.

Drexel Sends Professor Lt. Col. Lawrence Camacho off in Style Following Army Retirement

Lt. Col. Lawrence Camacho will leave his post after serving as a Professor of Military Science and the head of the Military Science department at Drexel University since 2015.

Heard Around Campus — July

Summertime in the city means looking forward for fall — and Drexel University is in the middle of some changes to greet the new academic year.

Employee Spotlight: College of Medicine Dean Daniel V. Schidlow, MD, and His Storied Life and Career

After eight successful years as dean of the College of Medicine, Daniel V. Schidlow, MD, looks ahead to a sabbatical — and looks back at his journey to Drexel University.

Coulter-Drexel Translational Research Program Continues on Path to Succeed Through 2021

The University’s Coulter-Drexel Translational Research Partnership Program recently met the metrics to continue its innovative programming for another three years.

Q&A: Paul E. Jensen, Dean of LeBow College of Business

Paul E. Jensen, PhD, may be the new dean of the LeBow College of Business, but he is by no means new to Drexel.

Heard Around Campus — June

A lot happened on Drexel University’s campus during the month of June — and not just because of commencement.

‘Drexel’s 10,000 Hours’ Starts Now

A new podcast from Drexel University Online aims to give Drexel faculty an informal, non-academic platform to discuss their work and their lives.

Employee Olympics IX Goes Bold: Baggo Victories, a Therapy Dog Family and a Fun Walk

Drexel University recently held its annual Employee Olympics event for faculty and staff to come together from all over the University to compete and support their colleagues in a variety of games and activities.

So Long, Graduates; Hello, Summer Fridays

It’s that time of year again: Summer Fridays are back for Drexel University faculty and staff, in appreciation for all of the hard work that these Dragons accomplish throughout the year.

Drexel Community Unpacks Difficult Topics at Regular iForum Meetings

Drexel University regularly hosts the Forum for Inclusive Culture, also known as the iForum, as a means for faculty, staff and students to come together and discuss issues of diversity and inclusion.