The Art of Tidying Up in the Entomology Collections

Drexel BEES student talks about the real scientific power (and fun!) of an orderly insect collection

Celebrating 10 Years of BEES With Department Head David Velinsky, PhD

Q&A about the history of the BEES Department, how it has grown over the last 10 years and its many success stories

BEES co-op takes us through their interesting work cataloging historic eggs, stuffing birds and even catching louse.

Horseshoe crabs and shorebirds benefit from the amazing work of BEES instructor and volunteers in the Delaware Bay

Drexel BEES student works to document and describe the amazing biodiversity of this truly interesting insect

Reflections by two students on their impactful DESLA experiences in nature

BEES alum and first author on a recently published Nature paper talks butterflies, data and student experiences

A BEES student investigates a cutting-edge trapping method for the spotted lanternfly, while adding her own scientific touch.

Akilah Chatman, BEES graduate, aims to create green spaces in Cambodia with prestigious award.

The Academy asks BEES professor and urban wildlife ecologist Dane Ward for the answers