r/Drexel • u/Technical-Coyote-847 • 3h ago
No new ideas and layoffs
Drexel could be a force of good for the 24% of our neighbors living in poverty, instead of naming train stations. Crazy how Drexel is the most expensive school in one of the poorest cities.
Thank God for the outrageous salaries and abysmal performance of Drexel University's executive leadership who had 0 foresight in seeing a drop in enrollment or a need to expand access through more affordable options.
Drexel Tech? Partnership with City of Philadelphia and Philadelphia Public Schools for pathways to technical careers and upward social mobility? Stay relevant.
Partner with the FAA for a technical training and simulation institute to meet the need for a modern workforce?
No reason to be laying anyone off or reducing budgets.
(Source - Drexel Form 990 Filing)
