Category: Westphal College of Arts and Design
Philly’s Largest Turkey Giveaway: A Day of Collaboration, Community, and Cheer
Volunteering isn’t just about giving back; it’s an opportunity to connect with colleagues and contribute to meaningful community projects. Recently, I had the chance to be part of a remarkable event—the Tyrese Maxey Foundation’s Annual Turkey Giveaway. Branding by Phenixx Marketing, where I’ve been interning since January, this event was more than just distributing turkeys; ...
A Day in the Life Balancing Study and Simple Pleasures
My life as an exchange student at Drexel University is a whirlwind of design courses, a personal internship, and the hustle of city living. Amidst the busyness, I’ve discovered the joy of embracing life’s simple moments. Join me as I take you through a typical day in my shoes, starting with an early morning commute. ...
A Taste of University City
Exploring a city’s culinary scene is like embarking on a delicious adventure. In University City, I set out to find restaurants that offered plant-based options, had a welcoming ambiance, and were budget-friendly. My culinary journey led me to three delightful spots: Louie Louie, Greek From Greece, and Goldie, each offering a unique and memorable dining ...
An Afternoon in Center City: History, Mosaics, and Serendipity
My visit to Center City was prompted by a visa appointment at the Italian consulate, leaving me with four hours to explore the vibrant heart of Philadelphia. With the Liberty Bell on my must-see list and a yearning for historic architecture, I set off for an afternoon of discovery. As I stepped into Center City, ...
A Spontaneous Stroll: Discovering History and Beauty on the Locust Walk
Sometimes, the best adventures are the unplanned ones. On a sunny day with three hours to spare before my next class, I embarked on a spontaneous journey. The destination: the Locust Walk, a path that would take me from Drexel through University of Pennsylvania to the enchanting Woodland Cemetery. With an eagerness to explore botanical ...
London: The City of Free Attractions
London’s status as a tourist-heavy attraction city might give the impression that everything comes with a high price tag. However, what sets London apart is its abundance of free museums and attractions, making it an enriching and accessible place for both residents and visitors alike. This treasure trove of cultural offerings not only enhances the ...
Things You Should Know About London
Are you anticipating a trip to London soon and want a little peak into London culture? This is the article for you. I will share some things that I learned about London and things that you should try out! 1. Food All countries have their own cuisines and specialities, however: London’s specialities isn’t English food. ...
The Performing Arts in London
Vivian Pham, ’25, is a Graphic Design major studying at the FIE this Summer 2023. If you are big fan of musicals, please PLEASE do not skip out on the chance to attend a show in London. Let me tell you about my experiences with the shows I have seen and why you should see ...
London: Green Spaces Galore!
Vivian Pham, ’25, is a Graphic Design major studying at the FIE this Summer 2023. Usually when you place to visit in London, you might think of the Big Ben, the Eye of London, or the London Bridge. Although they are definitely a must see attraction, it always is congested with people and traffic because ...
Navigating Philly with SEPTA
My introduction to SEPTA, Philadelphia’s public transportation system, was through a family member who worked there. It didn’t take long for me to appreciate the convenience of SEPTA, especially the Regional Railways. The one-hour train ride from Newark, Delaware to 30th Street Station soon became an integral part of my daily routine. Initially, I was ...
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