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- 1Burridge and Moukarzel Win Singles Matches at Saint Joseph's Invitational▼Burridge and Moukarzel Pick Up Singles Wins as Men's Tennis Finishes Day One of Saint Joseph's Invitational
Drexel University men's tennis opened play at the Saint Joseph's Invitational on Friday, with Burridge and Moukarzel each claiming singles victories on day one of the event. The two wins gave the Dragons a positive start to the tournament in Philadelphia, as the rest of the squad competed in both singles and doubles action across the opening day.
- 2Drexel University and Academy of Natural Sciences may split●Drexel University and the Academy of Natural Sciences may be headed for a split, sources say
Drexel University and the Academy of Natural Sciences in Philadelphia may be heading toward a separation, according to sources cited by the Philadelphia Inquirer. The Academy, the oldest natural science research institution in the United States, has been affiliated with Drexel since 2011. Details of a potential split, including what it would mean for the museum's operations and collections, have not been confirmed by either institution.
- 3What Being Opinion Editor Taught Me About Education▼What being Opinion Editor taught me about our education system
A former opinion editor at Drexel University's student newspaper, The Triangle, reflects on lessons drawn from the role about the wider education system. The piece draws on the editor's experience handling student commentary to make observations about how education works in practice. The reflection is circulating among readers interested in education and student journalism.
- 4Academy of Natural Sciences Celebrated as Living Legacy of Research▼The Academy of Natural Sciences’ Living Legacy of Research and Discovery
Drexel University's Academy of Natural Sciences is being highlighted as a living legacy of research and discovery. The institution, one of the oldest natural science research centers in the United States, continues to contribute to biodiversity research and public science education. Beyond that, little detail is available about what prompted the attention or any specific new findings being announced.