Articles by Medina Ramirez

Music’s sound, vibration, sensation, and melody have all evolved over time. From Louis Armstrong to Bad Bunny, artists have used lyrics and music to depict…

On October 10th, Latinos for a United Campus, a student-led cultural club at Drexel, hosted a celebration for the Latino community named “El Festival del…

Bad Bunny, a Puerto Rican native, has become one of the most prominent musicians among Puerto Ricans around the world. Benito Antonio Martinez Ocasio began…

On May 20, the 21-year-old producer and singer-songwriter Malcolm Todd took the stage at the Franklin Music Hall along with opener Sophie Gray for “The…

Drexel’s Flux organization put on its annual spring festival—Lawn Jawn—this past Friday, May 30. The event took place outside Westphal from 12:00 p.m. to 6:00…

Since President Donald Trump’s January inauguration, there has been a steady shift in government policy on higher education, ranging from the removal of diversity, equity…

The Carnaval de Puebla is a prominent annual South Philadelphia festival commemorating Mexico’s triumph in the Battle of Puebla, a significant event of Mexican history.…

On Feb. 14, the Department of Education sent out a letter now known as the “Dear Colleague” letter. In this letter, Acting Assistant Secretary for…

The cultural influences of the 1960s and 1970s, particularly in music, fashion, art and politics, still have an impact today. While no cultural era is…