From the Editor’s Desk

After 100 years of The Triangle, here’s to 100 more
For 100 years, The Triangle has been a staple of Drexel’s campus. From World War II to Wawa’s unfortunate closing, this student newspaper has covered…
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Goodbye from the outgoing Editor-in-Chief
Dear Triangle staff, readers and alumni,  I have been struggling to form the correct string of words to convey how much the Triangle means to…
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Goodbye from the outgoing Managing Editor
 Dear Triangle writers, readers, alumni and supporters, As my Drexel experience comes to a close, and I prepare to graduate into an increasingly uncertain world,…
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Letter from The Editor-In-Chief
 Dear Readers, My name is Kiara Santos (pronounced Key-air-uh), Editor-In-Chief of The Triangle. I have held this position for six months. In these six months,…
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Nov. 11, 2016
Pushing fear aside
Fear is powerful, fear is all-consuming, and this Election Day, fear won out. Republican Donald J. Trump, our new president-elect, won the Electoral College 279-228…
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Mar. 13, 2015
The true cost of The Summit
No tuition dollars were used to create The Summit, the new “not-a-residence-hall-but-kinda-a-residence-hall” at Drexel University. The new residence hall comes entirely for free, financially speaking,…
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Mar. 6, 2015
From the Editor’s Desk | Some concepts are too basic for college
I was in an unspecified 400-level engineering course March 5, drifting off to sleep and hoping desperately the school would cancel classes in time for…
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Feb. 27, 2015
From the Editor’s Desk | The falsity of the ‘academic career’
I want to talk about the phrase “academic career” today.  It’s counterproductive and dishonest. It should be removed from the English language, and the phrase…
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Feb. 13, 2015
From the Editor’s Desk | Woes of financial holds
On Feb. 5, I was placed on a financial hold owing to some funny business with my billing which I don’t fully understand. I was…
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