The Triangle

The Triangle is an independent newspaper managed by students at Drexel University, both editorially and financially. It publishes every other Friday throughout the academic year and on a monthly basis during the summer. For years, The Triangle has served as a trusted source for campus news and a platform for student opinions at Drexel.

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Spring into the new season with these tracks

1 month ago | thetriangle.org | Sophia Mattia

While winter has not completely ended, a few warm days have snuck in here and there, showing that spring is not as far away as it feels. Spring is a season of new beginnings, growth and hope — and what better way to start off the season than with some new music? These are the songs that have been officially deemed as the best songs to help you blossom this season. “if u want” – Keni Titus (2023)Titus’s debut album “mud on my superstars” features many chill tracks with a bright tone.
almost monday brings the West Coast to Philly

2 months ago | thetriangle.org | Sophia Mattia

The Foundry was packed with eager fans waiting to see San Diego indie pop band almost monday on Saturday, Feb. 11 for the Philadelphia stop on their “DIVE” tour, named after their debut album. The deluxe version of the album was released just a few weeks ago on Wednesday, Jan. 22. The opener, Adrian Lyles, who also plays Jett on the television series “High School Musical: The Musical: The Series,” took the stage at 8 p.m. sporting a black leather bomber jacket and a silver chain.
Incoming Drexel University president Antonio Merlo shares tenure goals

2 months ago | thetriangle.org | Sophia Mattia

Incoming 16th Drexel University president, Antonio Merlo, Ph.D. shared some of his goals for his tenure at Drexel in an exclusive interview with The Triangle on Friday, Jan. 31.
Drexel University announces new president-elect Antonio Merlo

2 months ago | thetriangle.org | Sophia Mattia

Drexel University’s Board of Trustees announced that by a unanimous vote Antonio Merlo, PhD, has been confirmed as the 16th president of Drexel University in a press release on Friday, Jan. 31. Merlo is set to assume his position on July 1, succeeding Interim President Denis P. O’Brien. O’Brien is confident in Merlo’s upcoming tenure.
Market Street building to bring new business to campus

2 months ago | thetriangle.org | Ryan Keating

The latest Schuylkill Yards development at 3151 Market Street is set to open soon. Brandywine Realty Trust is bringing over 400,000 square feet of new life sciences lab space to West Philadelphia in partnership with Drexel University through a ground lease. 3151 Market will also include retail offerings: namely, a Fine Wine & Good Spirits liquor store and a Starbucks on the ground floor. The FW&GS will be a “Premium Collection” location, featuring high-end spirits and events like wine tastings.
$2.5 million alumni donation expands ARC

2 months ago | thetriangle.org | Ryan Keating

Drexel University alumnus Patrick McGonigal, ‘86, has made a $2.5 million donation toward the expansion of the university’s Academic Resource Center. The gift will allow the ARC to expand and occupy an additional 5,500 square feet within the Korman Center, according to the Philadelphia Business Journal. The renovation is scheduled for completion in the fall of 2026. The center will now be known as the McGonigal Academic Resource Center.
Potential university consequences of federal funding freeze

2 months ago | thetriangle.org | Sophia Mattia

The Office of Management and Budget sent out a memorandum on Monday, Jan.
SEPTA’s bus overhaul gets back on track

2 months ago | thetriangle.org | Ryan Keating

The Southeastern Pennsylvania Transportation Authority recently confirmed to WHYY’s Billy Penn that its previously postponed Bus Revolution, an overhaul of the agency’s bus network, is being revived. The first stage of the initiative is already being implemented, with six lettered bus routes being assigned numbers in February.
Eagles move up in the playoffs after wildcard win against the Packers

Jan 17, 2025 | thetriangle.org | Jack Margolin

The Philadelphia Eagles delivered a convincing victory in the opening round of the NFL playoffs, defeating the Green Bay Packers 22-10, and set themselves up to make a Super Bowl run in the postseason. The game opened up with Lincoln Financial Field roaring with excitement, and the cheers were rewarded. On the opening kickoff, Eagles LB Oren Burks delivered a blistering hit, forcing a fumble which LB Jeremiah Trotter Jr. would recover.
Jimmy Carter: A Lamb When America Needed a Lion

Jan 17, 2025 | thetriangle.org | Thomas Russell

History tends to soften the blow upon former presidents after they have left office. As time goes on, it is easier to judge the overall efficacy and outcome of a president’s term as we witness the long-term effects of their policies bear fruit. This causes the placement of presidents upon the scale of “best to worst” to frequently shift when we revisit the scale with the gift of hindsight.