Drexel University hosted “From Tommie Smith and John Carlos to Colin Kaepernick: A Conversation About Race and Sport,” giving students opportunity to think more deeply about recent controversies facing the NFL, NBA and other sports leagues.

The Philadelphia 76ers are a team on the rise, garnering new audiences as it harnesses the talent it’s been amassing for years. Alex Norcross is on a similar track.

Lara Horwitz had to weigh a full-time job offer against a spot in the NBCUniversal East Coast Page program.

Promoting the NFL’s Pro Bowl game on Jan. 28 were some of Drexel University’s all-star graduate students in the online M.S. in Sport Management program within the Center for Sport Management.

Before she even started her marketing co-op with the Philadelphia Eagles in the fall, Victoria Louca, a pre-junior sport management major in the Center for Sport Management, had already scored.

While the Philadelphia Eagles were flying high to victory at the 2018 Super Bowl, Drexel Dragons were busy helping to promote the Eagles and plan Super Bowl festivities.

Chris Markowitz trades his time at Drexel Recreation Center and the Dakalaskis Athletic Center for a more high-profile sports venue this spring: Boston’s legendary Fenway Park, where he’ll work as a broadcast associate producer for New England Sports Network (NESN).

MS in Sport Management graduate, Lee Elias, turned his thesis into a well-published book and a few thriving businesses.

Research from Karen Weaver, EdD, associate clinical professor in Drexel University’s Sport Management Department, tackles the trend of "athletic villages" is and the impact on players, coaches and athletic staff.