Articles by Zarina Morgan

As the Triangle has evolved in the breadth of its coverage, so has the English language and the words it offers. Over the past 100…

Reports suggest that up to 71 percent of undergraduates experience financial challenges while in school, and nearly half of those noted that it interfered with…

On Oct. 31, Drexel University’s neighboring university, the University of Pennsylvania, was subject to a data breach affecting 1.2 million records, according to the hackers…

On Sept. 25, Kamala Harris returned to Philadelphia, the city where she laboriously campaigned just last autumn, to promote “107 Days,” her campaign diary and…

On May 20, progressive Democrat and incumbent Larry Krasner secured the party’s nomination for district attorney of Philadelphia, making a third four-year term likely. He…

UPDATE: On July 25, 2025, The Triangle was able to independently verify that Alpha Chi Rho’s hazing, drug law violations and liquor law violations were…

Philadelphia labor unions celebrated International Workers’ Day on Friday, May 1, with a pro-labor “For the Workers, Not the Billionaires May Day Rally” at City…

Drexel University students decided 2025 was the year for Earth Day to evolve into Earth Week. From face painting to gardening, the week of April…

On a calm Friday, April 4, students were spiking on the volleyball court, ordering from food trucks, and reclining on Lancaster Walk when Pastor Aden…

Amid the academic transformation Drexel University is undergoing, including the restructuring of schools and transitioning to a semester schedule, various advocacy groups are working to…