Since The Triangle’s founding a century ago, America has seen a wide variety of trends in the realms of entertainment and culture. Some of our…

Since 2008, Philadelphia’s Christmas Village has been an annual family-friendly activity and tourist attraction hosted in Center City. Located between LOVE Park and Dilworth Park,…

On Oct. 11, Ivan McClellan brought his 8 Seconds Rodeo to Philadelphia for the first time—a vibrant celebration of Black culture, community, and cowboy heritage.…

Open to the public on Sunday, Oct. 19, the Barnes Foundation’s “Henri Rousseau: A Painter’s Secrets” exhibit is not to be missed.  From the moment…

On Oct. 4, Drexel students gathered in the Daskalakis Athletic Center in anticipation of DragonFly 2025. Glowsticks were abundant and the set design was very…

On Aug. 28, Dragon Concert Series announced via Instagram that the headliner of their annual DragonFly concert will be Yung Gravy. Throughout his career as…

“The Summer I Turned Pretty” has quickly cemented itself as one of the most talked-about shows of the summer, blending the nostalgia of teenage summers…

On May 3, the Trump Administration began announcing the cancellation of National Endowment for the Arts grants. The recent recession of NEA grants is sending…

This spring, the Drexel Theatre Program is presenting its rendition of “Urinetown: The Musical.” The show opened on May 9 and will continue to run…

Drexel Night Live’s stand-up open mic on April 26 in Nesbitt Hall brought big laughs and big energy, packing a room with over 40 students…