Drexel students visited Princeton University to connect with peers and explore entrepreneurship. Through a collaboration with TigerLaunch, they exchanged ideas, built connections, and found inspiration for their entrepreneurial journeys.

Drexel's Close School and Innovara have co-developed an innovative certificate to equip MSLs with skills to transform medical practices and patient outcomes.

Professor Damian Salas of Drexel University spoke with WHYY and NPR about how businesses practice social responsibility to address societal challenges. Drawing from his experience at Horizon House, he emphasized the power of strategic philanthropy and inspires students to tackle social issues through business innovation.

The entrepreneurial landscape is evolving rapidly, driven by technological advancements and shifting consumer behaviors. From no-code platforms to the rise of micro-influencers, discover the trends shaping the future of business and how you can stay ahead of the curve.

A new era of immersive learning is emerging with the Open Educational Extended Reality (OEXR) Library. At last week's EDUCAUSE Conference in San Antonio, Jeannine Shantz of Drexel University joined academic and industry experts to present this innovative initiative.

On November 15, Drexel University’s Close School of Entrepreneurship and Innovation hosted its highly anticipated annual event—Startup Fest 2024. Held at the Pearlstein Learning Center, the day brought together students, entrepreneurs, and industry experts to celebrate innovation, learn from thought leaders, and showcase groundbreaking ideas. From pitch competitions to intimate workshops, Startup Fest offered a full day of valuable opportunities for students looking to launch their ventures or advance their entrepreneurial journeys.

The Human Connection Summit aimed to discuss how AI can be used to further human connection in the educational world rather than replace it.

Senior Entrepreneurship major Lyla Thaner’s college journey at the Close School of Entrepreneurship was filled with many unexpected learning opportunities.

Being a solopreneur comes with many benefits for entrepreneurs. But does the freedom of working solo make a person happier? 

Under the expert guidance of Professor John Wilson and Professor Rosemary Rys, students work on real-world projects that challenge them to develop comprehensive public relations campaigns. This hands-on experience equips students with the ability to craft compelling narratives, build strong media relationships, and measure campaign effectiveness.