The Triangle - The Independent Student Newspaper at Drexel University

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Drexel fraternity brothers win at Close School s Start-Up Fest for financial literacy app Charles Close School of Entrepreneurship’s 2020 Annual Start-Up Fest took place from Oct. 27 to 30. While previous years found hundreds of entrepreneurs gathering in By Neel Patel | Dec. 4, 2020Journalist Jill Filipovic uses writing to address social, intergenerational issues When the word millennial comes to mind, people jump to the stereotypes: avocado toast-eating, yoga-obsessed, self-centered adults. Author, journalist and attorney Jill Filipovic set out By Mia Rheineck | Dec. 4, 2020Drexel s plan to welcome First Year students to campus in January limited in details of social distancing and testingFeatured this week in NewsBy María Paula Mijares | Dec. 4, 2020Despite most first-year Drexel students not living on campus due to the COVID-19 pandemic, around 50 first-year and upper-level students appealed to housing and are Combatting package thefts throughout Drexel s campus area ahead of holiday seasonBy Jason Sobieski | Nov. 20, 2020With the holidays fast approaching, residents in areas near Drexel’s campus — and throughout Philadelphia — should consider their plans for receiving package deliveries so Crime Report: October 31 – November 16By Triangle News Desk | Nov. 20, 2020The following crimes occurred on or near campus and were reported to The Triangle by the Drexel University Department of Public Safety between Oct. 31 Overwhelming majority of votes cast at DAC on Election Day went to BidenBy María Paula Mijares | Nov. 13, 2020The Drexel University polling center at the Daskalakis Athletic Center on 3301 Market St. had 87.54 percent of its votes cast in favor of former OpinionA Last Rush to KillBy Robert Zaller | Dec. 5, 2020In all the death that has surrounded us this year, there has been one group that has had at least partial reprieve: the inmates on Sometimes You Just Fall Into ThingsBy Jonathan Liss | Dec. 4, 2020Based on my observations, I would imagine most people’s careers are not linear. In fact, you will experience many ups and downs, twists and turns Quarantine Winter ActivitiesBy Shreya Srinivasan | Dec. 4, 2020The most wonderful time of the year is finally here, and while we’ll never forget this holiday season, quarantining and social distancing doesn’t have to Plans for winter term should emphasize community safety even without return to campusBy Michaela Graf | Dec. 4, 2020Drexel is planning its partial return to campus for winter quarter despite the current spike in cases both in Philadelphia and throughout the country. In Sia’s new movie, Music, is not music to my earsBy Nicky Como | Dec. 4, 2020Sia has received a lot of backlash for casting a neurotypical actress as the autistic lead in her upcoming film, Music. This movie has been There is no need for the Electoral College todayBy Roxana Shojaian | Nov. 21, 2020If you have been tuned in to current events these last few weeks, you might have heard about the electoral college. In all of the EntertainmentDo you wonder what it’s like to be Shawn Mendes?By Sophia Mattia | Dec. 4, 2020On Nov. 23, Canadian singer-songwriter sensation Shawn Mendes released a documentary about himself on Netflix, titled Shawn Mendes: In Wonder. The documentary, directed by Grant Album Review: Ariana Grande Positions By Atticus_Deeny | Nov. 20, 2020I was very surprised when I saw the announcement of a new Ariana Grande album. While I did like the short two-week promotion and saw Dash into the holidays with Dash and Lily By Sophia Mattia | Nov. 20, 2020While it’s no Disney’s “Fa-La-La-Lidays,” Netflix’s new series “Dash Lily” is a perfect holiday pick-me-up. The series was created by Joe Tracz and is Thanksgiving Horror MoviesBy Nicole Clifford | Nov. 13, 2020Last November, I embarked on a quest to find the perfect Thanksgiving horror film — a movie to bridge that awkward time between Halloween and Dua Lipa features Belgian singer Angele on new single Fever By sally__ehlers | Nov. 6, 2020Dua Lipa dropped a new single, “Fever,” with Belgian singer Angele on Oct. 29. The flirtatious track is sung half in English and half in 29th Philadelphia Film Festival RoundupBy Devan_Suber | Nov. 6, 2020It has become a bit of a cliche at this point but it begs acknowledgment that this was a weird year for the Philadelphia Film SportsDrexel Mens Basketball Split The First 2 Games Of The SeasonBy Mark Budd | Dec. 4, 2020The Drexel Men’s Basketball team kickstarted their season on Nov. 28 as they traveled to Pittsburgh to face the University of Pittsburgh for an in-state Drexel Women s Basketball Starts New Era With A VictoryBy Eliya Herriott | Dec. 4, 2020The Drexel University women’s basketball team defeated Rider University in their 2020-2021 season opener. The game took place in Lawrenceville, New Jersey at the Alumni Remembering Diego Maradona – The Hero Of The HelplessBy Brandon Evans | Dec. 4, 2020The world of football lost a legend — a legend in every sense of the word. On Nov. 25, 2020, Diego Armando Maradona passed away Week 10 Fantasy RecapBy Eli Baylin | Nov. 20, 2020 Week 10 Fantasy Outliers QB: Kyler Murray, Arizona Cardinals, 30.9 fantasy points  As we approach Week 10, we begin to talk about season accolades Chaos in South America A Typical Week in South American World Cup QualifyingBy Brandon Evans | Nov. 20, 2020 In order to qualify for the World Cup, FIFA created sub-divisions of their organization for each continent, and each division has its own Where The Eagles Stand Coming Out Of The Bye WeekBy Mark Budd | Nov. 13, 2020 So far this season, the Eagles haven’t looked very good or bad, just mediocre. The Birds are currently wrapping up their bye week as ComicsMore Musings from ArkansasBy Lena Fine | Oct. 30, 2020Dear Diary, Another week, another haunting encounter with my farming peers. This week, I had the pleasure of getting to know the mother-daughter duo on By Chris Aileo | Oct. 30, 2020Small Brian’s Virtual Happy HourBy Chris Aileo | Oct. 23, 2020More Riveting Stories of Extraordinary PeopleMusings from ArkansasBy Lena Fine | Oct. 16, 2020Dear Diary,  I have just arrived in Arkansas, and let me tell you: I have encountered a cast of characters like no other. It’s unclear By Chris Aileo | Oct. 16, 2020Riveting Stories of Extraordinary PeopleBy Cam Duncan | Jul. 24, 2020 Substitute Teacher: Spilled Milk Sign up for our newsletterGet The Triangle's top stories directly to your inbox every Friday Weekly PollWhat Drexel dorm hall should be knocked down first?Myers(52%, 26 Votes)Kelly(24%, 12 Votes)Towers(10%, 5 Votes)Van Rensselaer(10%, 5 Votes)Millennium(2%, 1 Votes)Race(2%, 1 Votes)Bentley(0%, 0 Votes)Caneris(0%, 0 Votes)North(0%, 0 Votes)Votes: 50Polls ArchiveFollow UsThe Triangle is an independent student organization and is not owned nor operated by Drexel University.

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