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Supporting Our Dragons Every Step of the Way

Subir Sahu

Subir Sahu, PhD

Senior Vice President for Enrollment Management and Student Success
Main Building
Suite 220
Philadelphia, PA 19104

The Division of Student Success is comprised of Drexel University departments and organizations that share a commitment to fostering an environment where every student feels welcome and prepared during their transition to life as a Dragon and supported throughout their entire time here. From first arrival on campus through commencement, we are dedicated to ensuring that each student has the resources that they need to thrive at Drexel — and long into the future. It is our responsibility to ensure that the quality of the full student experience at Drexel remains high and that our students have everything they need in order to succeed.

The ARC
Located in the Korman Center, the ARC (Academic Resource Center) serves as a collaborative academic support service hub featuring tutoring, coaching, workshops, and more.
Drexel Experience Profile shot Experience Profile: Paige DeAngelo, Eco-Conscious Entrepreneur
Before graduating from Drexel University, Paige DeAngelo '23 launched a sustainability-minded cosmetics startup producing mascara that is affordable, accessible and reduces the carbon footprint of the beauty industry.
Daniela Lopez, graduating psychology major, viewing the Legacy Center’s new Health Sciences History Gallery on the second floor of the Health Sciences Building. Photo courtesy Legacy Center Archives & Special Collections. Philadelphia’s ‘52 Weeks of Firsts’ Honors the First Medical School for Women (Now Part of Drexel University)
Programming for America’s 250th anniversary highlights the legacy of the country’s first — and last — all-women medical college, which was founded in 1850.
American Indian and Alaska Native Peoples Experience Higher Rates of Fatal Police Violence in and Around Reservations
Indigenous people in the United States are at higher risk of fatal police violence in and around American Indian/Alaska Native (AIAN) reservations, according to the first comprehensive national study on the subject from researchers at Drexel University’s Dornsife School of Public Health and the University of Washington. The study, using data on the 203 AIAN people killed by police from 2013 through 2024, was published today in the journal PNAS.

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