Born into an agricultural tribe in rural Punjab, Drexel co-op Shanzay Asif nutures the art of storytelling to environmentally advocate for her home
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Born into an agricultural tribe in rural Punjab, Drexel co-op Shanzay Asif nutures the art of storytelling to environmentally advocate for her home
Read moreTo accurately and equitably determine environmental justice neighborhoods, Academy scientists create a digital tool
Read moreFive phenomenal figures with diverse scientific backgrounds each spoke of their experiences growing up and entering the STEM field.
Read moreThe collection officially crossed the phenomenal half-million mark. How did we get here?
Read moreFashion student Ellie Sear from Drexel’s Westphal College discusses her love of books, nature and a very exciting project to make L&A works more accessible
Read moreApril is Earth Month, a time when many are considering how they can make changes to their homes and their lives to be more sustainable. Could solar panels be the answer?
Read moreBrenda Vong, a recent BEES student, gets outside and learns about the importance of water and our local macroinvertebrates
Read moreIn the Academy’s Library and Archives, there are many examples of the important contributions of women.
Read moreCurator Jon Gelhaus and BEES student Bryan Eichen set out to clarify who was really who among the spotted wing species in the genus Dicranomyia.
Read moreSean O’ Donnell, PhD, a professor of Biodiversity, Earth and Environmental Science in Drexel University’s College of Arts and Sciences, believes putting insects on camera can help society see the integral role they play in the preservation of our natural world – and ultimately humankind.
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