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Drexel University Legends and Traditions

 

Technological and curricular innovations at Drexel are built on a solid foundation of tradition. Our mission of preparing students for success in modern society has been continuous since Anthony J. Drexel founded the University in 1891. In that spirit, we offer this overview of the legends and rituals that make Drexel special. When new students carry on these traditions and create new ones of their own, they become a permanent part of the fabric of our great University.

— Constantine Papadakis, President

Ryder Clock | Drexel Ode | Meet Me at the Dragon Statue | Drexel Dragon
Make Your Mark-Lancaster Walk | Drexel Colors | Blue & Gold Days
The Drexel 100
| Water Boy Statue | Curtis Organ | Founders
Convocation and Founders Day
| White Coat Ceremony
Peter Thompson Sailor Suit
| Lankenau Collection | Statue of Anthony J. Drexel
Chippendale Tall-Case Astronomical Clock

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