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Community & Society by Annie KorpOct 10, 201912:41 pm
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Have We Met Before?

Sharrona Pearl, PhD, of the College of Nursing and Health Professions, discusses the mostly-unheard-of condition, called super recognition.

Health & Medicine by Annie KorpOct 8, 20199:49 amJuly 13, 2021
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The Dangers of Vaping and E-Cigarette Use Come to Light

Faculty from the College of Medicine, College of Nursing and Health Professions and Dornsife School of Public Health explain how health professionals can intervene and advocate against vaping and e-cigarettes.

Arts & Culture by Niki GianakarisSep 19, 20194:07 pm
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Exterior of the Philadelphia History Museum

Expanding Access to a History Museum’s Treasures

Written by Drexel University President John Fry and published in The Philadelphia Inquirer, this piece focuses on how taking charge of the Philadelphia History Museum’s collections stays true to Drexel’s mission.  When the Philadelphia History […]

Experts by Emily StorzSep 12, 201912:17 pm
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Q+A: New Electric Eel Species Is a Real Shocking Discovery

Scientists have discovered a new species of eel that can discharge up to 860 volts of electricity – significantly more than the 650 volts previously recorded by what had been believed to be the only […]

Business & Law by Niki GianakarisSep 5, 201912:30 pmSeptember 5, 2019
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Spending Too Much Time on A/B Testing Can Hinder Company Profits

A/B testing has become the standard for determining which of two versions of a marketing communication resonates with consumers. Websites, display ads, social media, email and direct marketing all use A/B testing to determine which […]

Experts by Emily StorzAug 29, 201910:52 amAugust 30, 2019
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How Does a Rainforest Catch Fire? Drexel Scientists Break Down Brazil’s Fires

Characterized by high levels of rainfall – it seems peculiar that a massive fire could take root in a rainforest region. That is why understanding exactly how and why Brazil’s Amazonian rainforest was set ablaze […]

Experts by Annie KorpAug 19, 20192:24 pm
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Q+A: When the NCAA Oversteps

Sports Management professor, Ellen J. Staurowsky, EdD, who has researched exploitation of college athletes and their rights, spoke with the Drexel News Blog to offer insight about the NCAA’s initial announcement, their reaction to critical feedback and its impact on men’s basketball.

Health & Medicine by Britt FaulstickAug 16, 201912:00 pmAugust 16, 2019
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Legionella

Quick Take: Why is Legionnaire’s Disease Making a Comeback?

Legionnaire’s disease, a waterborne bacterial infection that got its name after an outbreak at a large American Legion gathering in Philadelphia just over 40 years ago, had been near elimination across much of the world […]

Experts by Niki GianakarisAug 15, 20199:27 am
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Media Watch: Can Companies Bounce Back from a Boycott?

Equinox and SoulCycle are the latest targets of celebrity and activist fueled boycotts, according to a recent Marketwatch story. Many consumers and celebrities are encouraging boycotting the luxury fitness brands after the majority owner of […]

Experts by Britt FaulstickJul 22, 201911:51 am
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EGS workshop

Q+A: How Can We Change the Face of Technology?

Access to technology has undeniably improved over the last decade, but that has not resulted in greater diversity among the leadership and workforce of the tech industry. Silicon Valley is notoriously dominated by white, male […]

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