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An experiential French course in the Department of Global Studies and Modern Languages invited students to discover Philadelphia through language, literature and community engagement. Student Miranda Soriano shares how these experiences reshaped her understanding of language learning and deepened her appreciation for the connections between literature, culture and community.  

Jade Umstead, criminology and justice studies ’24, leveraged her Drexel experience in crime statistics, predictive analytics, and foreign language by going on to earn a master’s in international relations at the John Hopkins School of Advanced International Studies. Jade, who was recently inducted as a U.S. Foreign Service Officer, will serve in Addis Ababa, the capital of Ethiopia, for her first assignment.

Many graduates of the Drexel's Creative Writing MFA program have achieved success as published authors. Learn more about their recent and upcoming publications in this list.

In a recent episode of The EntreProfessor Podcast, Eric Zillmer, PsyD, Carl R. Pacifico professor of Neuropsychology, and John H. Wilson, PhD, MBA, creators of The Happiness Lab at ÌÇÐÄVlog, discuss the Lab's mission, how it was founded, and the impact it has had on the Drexel community.

The Department of Global Studies and Modern Languages' podcast series, "On the Map," reconnects with alumni from the department as they share more about their career journeys and reflect on their time at Drexel. 

Supported by a $200,000 grant from the Teagle Foundation, Drexel is developing a new humanities minor that will foster critical thinking, meaningful dialogue and civic engagement through transformative texts and Philadelphia-based learning experiences.

The College of Arts and Sciences celebrated the class of 2026 during this year's commencement ceremony at the Highmark Mann Center for the Performing Arts on June 11.

Danielle B. Reinhart '99 will return to Drexel as the keynote speaker at the College of Arts and Sciences commencement ceremony.

Biological sciences major Jessica Vasserman will represent the class of 2026 as the student speaker at the College of Arts and Sciences commencement ceremony.

The College of Arts and Sciences' annual Honors Day event gives our faculty, staff and alumni an opportunity to honor our students’ achievements in the classroom, lab and community. 

Each year, the College of Arts and Sciences community comes together for Research Day to celebrate our faculty and student researchers who explore a wide range of topics spanning the humanities, natural sciences and social sciences.  

The College of Arts and Sciences hosted a series of writing workshops for local high school students as part of this year’s Drexel Writing Festival. Over 300 students participated in these immersive days of writing and discovery. 

We are pleased to announce Danielle Reinhart '99 and Jessica Vasserman as our 2026 College of Arts and Sciences commencement speakers. 

Sky Harper, chemistry '24, has gone from a first-gen student who became Drexel’s first “Triple Crown” scholar, to Mayo Clinic biomedical researcher, to a molecular pharmacology doctoral student and devoted advocate working to amplify indigenous youth’s access to education. In this Q&A, Harper describes how his experiences at Drexel helped him transition into a PhD program, exercise his voice for community reclamation, and shift the healthcare paradigm across tribal communities.

This year’s Drexel Writing Festival will feature celebrated authors, contemporary poets, distinguished editors and leading academics who take us on a deep, reflective dive.

For the 25th anniversary of its landmark Kaczmarczik Lecture, Drexel’s Department of Physics went big — hosting viral sensation Tatiana Erukhimova, PhD for a record number of attendees.  

Texas A&M professor Tatiana Erukhimova, PhD, has become a viral sensation thanks to her energetic demonstrations of physics experiments on social media. The Department of Physics is pleased to welcome Erukhimova as the keynote speaker at the 2026 Kaczmarczik Lecture, where will showcase some of her most exciting physics demonstrations for the Drexel community.

As a secondary education major concentrating in science, Macwana has found connections and opportunities through the School of Education and College of Arts and Sciences.

Students in Drexel’s clinical psychology doctoral program continued their track record of a 100% match rate for clinical internship programs.

The Department of Global Studies and Modern Languages' podcast series, "On the Map," reconnects with alumni from the department as they share more about their career journeys and reflect on their time at Drexel. 

The Department of Physics and the Dornsife Center for Neighborhood Partnerships recently hosted an Astronomy Night for the entire Drexel community.