Drexel University Publications

Drexel University Publications

Drexel University has several publications to its name by both the students and the university itself.

Publications

The Smart Set

The Smart Set, originally known as Dragonfire, is a nonprofit, independent digital magazine about culture and news. The digital magazine is supported by Drexel University and was launched on July 5, 2005. It has a publication schedule of every two weeks.

Lexerd

The Lexerd is the official yearbook of Drexel University. The official Drexel yearbook had two precursors, "The Hanseatic" and "The Eccentric", both published as class books in 1896.cite web
date=2006
url= http://www.library.drexel.edu/archives/collections/pc00003.html
title=Early photographs of the Drexel Institute of Art, Science, and Industry
publisher=Drexel University Archives
accessdate=2007-02-14
] The official yearbook was first published in 1911 and was officially named the Lexerd in 1913.cite web
date=August 29, 2006
url= http://www.library.drexel.edu/archives/history/timeline.html
title=Timeline of Drexel University
publisher=Drexel University Archives
accessdate=2007-02-14
] It is student-run and the name is simply "Drexel" spelled backwards. The Lexerd has won several awards from the Columbia Scholastic Press Association. In 1980 it won third place, in 1981 second place, in 1982 it won first place, and in 1983 it won second place again in its annual contest. In April 2006 The Triangle reported that the yearbook may not publish due to shortage of student volunteers, but the Lexerd has continued to publish.

MAYA

MAYA is the undergraduate student literary and artistic magazine. Maya has been around for decades, but then took a nine-year hiatus; it was resurrected in June 2006. It accepts poetry, prose, short stories, creative nonfiction, photography, and other art.

The Triangle

The Triangle is the independent student newspaper at Drexel University.

The Triangle features a news section, ed-op section, arts & entertainment section, sports section, comics section, and classifieds section.

References

External links

* [http://www.thesmartset.com/ The Smart Set]
* [http://dusers.drexel.edu/~lexerd The Lexerd]
* [http://www.pages.drexel.edu/~dsomaya/ MAYA]
* [http://www.thetriangle.org/ The Triangle]


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