July

Research 'Dream Teams' Emerge From Drexel's Partnership With CHOP, Hebrew University

July 30, 2014

Two newly announced “dream teams” of researchers will shape innovative solutions to address unmet pediatric medical needs, as part of Drexel's new research partnership with The Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia and The Hebrew University of Jerusalem.

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How Is It Possible that Joblessness Could Kill You, But Recessions Could Be Good For Your Health?

July 24, 2014
While previous studies of individuals have shown that employees who lose their jobs have a higher mortality rate, more comprehensive studies have shown, unexpectedly, that population mortality actually declines as unemployment rates increase. Researchers from Drexel University and the University of Michigan in Ann Arbor set out to better understand these seemingly contradictory findings.
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Philadelphia’s SugarHouse Casino Does Not Contribute to Neighborhood Crime, According to New Study

July 16, 2014
Philadelphia’s SugarHouse Casino opened its doors in September 2010 after years of protests from community members who feared that the casino would lead to an increase in neighborhood crime. However, a new study by researchers at Drexel University and Temple University reveals that these concerns were unfounded.
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Studying Schools Abroad for Deeper Understanding at Home: School of Education Makes Connections in China

July 09, 2014
Drexel’s connections with China include institutional partnerships, a summer trip for the men’s basketball team and a Drexel alumnus in the president’s chair at a new university in Shanghai. And you can add another to that list: A growing set of School of Education professors is studying, collaborating, and sharing research with educators in China.

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July

Research 'Dream Teams' Emerge From Drexel's Partnership With CHOP, Hebrew University

How Is It Possible that Joblessness Could Kill You, But Recessions Could Be Good For Your Health?

Philadelphia’s SugarHouse Casino Does Not Contribute to Neighborhood Crime, According to New Study

Studying Schools Abroad for Deeper Understanding at Home: School of Education Makes Connections in China