Dragon Life Tour

You can get involved in over 300 clubs and organizations here at Drexel. One example, the Jedi Club is a student-run organization complete with light sabers and choreographed battles. Started by students with a special interest in the Star Wars phenomenon, these fighters prepare to take on the dark side during regular meet-ups.

The performing arts are alive at Drexel and available to students from any major. Dance, music, and theatre are just a few options where you can take your place on stage.

Greek Row is an entire street of most of the sorority and fraternity houses on campus. Greek Row is also home to many popular brother and sister campus events throughout the year.

Drexel Park is a 2.5-acre open green space that serves as a recreational park for the Drexel and Powelton Village communities. A prime spot for large outdoor activities, it's also a great place to relax, unwind, and meet up with friends.

Fall Fest is one of the biggest concert events on campus that are hosted by Campus Activities Board. Students plan every aspect of the concert, including booking big talent like Fall Fest 2015's Wiz Khalifa and Lil Wayne.

WKDU is Drexel’s student-owned and -run radio station. It’s the only free-format non-commercial FM station in Philadelphia and can be found by tuning your radio to 91.7FM.

Chestnut Square is a living space complete with multiple food options. You'll find Shake Shack for burgers, hot dogs, and fries; Joe for coffee and pastries; coZara for Japanese and Chinese cuisine; Yogorino for organic frozen yogurt; and Zavino for artisan pizza, salads, and gluten-free meals!

Mario the Magnificent is Drexel's official mascot. The Mario statue is a point of pride for the Drexel community and an iconic spot for a photo opportunity. It's located at the corner of 33rd Street and Market Street.

The Daskalakis Athletic Center, also known as the DAC, is named after beneficiary and Drexel alumnus John A. Daskalakis. It is a multipurpose recreation facility for students with swimming pools, basketball courts, a rock-climbing wall, and more, while serving as home to many of Drexel's indoor varsity sports teams.

Volleyball courts in the middle of the city? You heard us right. Beach volleyball awaits within close distance to the residence halls and classrooms so you can have a quick game with friends between classes.