Here’s to week one
It’s the end of Week One at Drexel University, which means several things for us dragons. First, students are resenting the fact that everyone is still enjoying the bliss of Winter break, including the...
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Paint the Town Red
As spring begins and color seeps its way back into the days, Drexel seems to have grown its population overnight. Students flock to every bench, table, and green space thrilled to finally leave their...
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Drexel Celebrates Earth Day
Drexel celebrated Earth Day on April 22, 2014 with Green Initiatives and Drexel Green’s Earth Day Block Party. Lancaster Walk was packed with students, free food, and vendors from Drexel and the...
View ArticleSinuses: undercover murderers?
So my sinuses feel like rubber bands trying to swim out of my face. My head hurts. My nose hurts. I’m dizzy. My lips are chapped. The floor of my bedroom looks like a Kleenex factory exploded. It’s...
View ArticleSo, Squash…
Has anyone else ever wondered why, of all athletic court options, the DAC decided to build professional-quality squash courts? Honestly, before I arrived in Philly my first year, the only thing I...
View ArticleNo more ‘home for the holidays’?
Here we are, the final day of classes before our release into the brief yet blissful Thanksgiving break. Many students have already departed, and campus is well on its way to looking like a scene from...
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Dancing through campus
Campus has the ability to feel different depending on how you walk through it. A slow walk makes it feel like you could walk around all day. Walking fast makes it feel like you’re doing something...
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Near, far
Since moving off campus, I can’t help but notice how far some buildings seem. It has also helped me realize how much I hate walking up past Market Street. My radius is pretty much Walnut to Market,...
View ArticleCommon exam period
I just had a midterm during the common exam time period, and I am dying here. I got up at 6:30 to get into the city so that I could take a multiple-choice test for half an hour, and then wait for my...
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