Sharp suits, outstanding Community service, and polished professionalism—the brothers of Delta Eta redefine what it means to lead with style. Known as Drexel’s “Pretty Boys,” they use fashion as a language, blending sophistication with service to uplift their community. From handing out roses on Pretty Wednesday to hosting financial literacy workshops, their coordinated looks aren’t just for show; they represent tradition, resilience, and a commitment to Black excellence. At the intersection of legacy and modernity, Delta Eta proves that achievement never goes out of style.

Drexel University has rebranded its well respected and renowned Design & Merchandising major, sparking curiosity and speculation among students about what this shift could mean for their careers. This strategic transformation hints at a deeper alignment with the ever-evolving fashion landscape, emphasizing innovation and sustainability in a bid to shape future industry leaders.

In the age of hookup culture and Tinder swipes, college dating is an endless maze of situationships, blurred lines, and fleeting connections. Can Gen Z reclaim romance and find real meaning in modern relationships? Explore the journey here. 

Creative burnout and sleep deprivation, two common sightings of Westphal students at the end of the 10-week term. What is the 10-week term like for the young creatives spending their evenings in studios?