For the second time, Skyler Logsdon wins ALPFA Cares 20k Annual Scholarship. See how this senior made his way to Drexel and what he plans to do with his bright future.
For the month of October, Drexel's Delta Eta chapter of Kappa Alpha Psi fraternity is participating in a variety of philanthropic activities to benefit the area homeless.
There is increasing controversy about the Affordable Care Act, with a lot of people wondering if healthcare reform will work. We asked Michael Howley PA-C, Ph.D., associate clinical professor of marketing at Drexel LeBow, to share his thoughts on this heated subject.
Christopher Laincz, Ph.D., associate professor of economics and director of the LeBow Ph.D. program, has spent much of his career researching macroeconomics and economic development. Here, he shares his insights about the federal government shutdown and what Americans can expect October 17 if the debt ceiling isn't raised.
In collaboration with Campbell senior finance executives, Drexel LeBow Corporate and Executive Education has developed the Campbell College of Finance curriculum and courses that enhance employee understanding of theoretical financial concepts and their practical application to support Campbell’s business processes.
The future of business education is here. With a dedication ceremony today, Drexel University celebrated the opening of the 12-story, 177,500-square-foot Gerri C. LeBow Hall—the new home of the University’s LeBow College of Business.
Hundreds of LeBow alumni, faculty, staff and students gathered last evening for festivities celebrating the Gerri C. LeBow Hall. Benefactor Bennett S. LeBow was in attendance as he addressed the large crowd during the evening and unveiled the portrait of himself and his late wife, Gerri, namesake of the 177,000-square-foot, 12-story building.
