Editing Drexel University (section)

== Campus ==

Drexel's University City campus occupies 96 acres adjacent to the University of Pennsylvania and near 30th Street Station, Philadelphia's major rail hub. The campus combines historic structures from the institute's early years with contemporary buildings supporting modern research and teaching. The Main Building, Drexel's original 1891 structure, anchors a campus that has expanded eastward toward the Schuylkill River and northward into formerly industrial areas transformed into academic and residential facilities.<ref name="gallery"/>

Major facilities include the Daskalakis Athletic Center, URBN Center (housing arts and design programs in a renovated industrial building), and Gerri C. LeBow Hall (business school). The university has invested significantly in campus development, adding residence halls, academic buildings, and student amenities that support transition from commuter institution to residential university. The Schuylkill Yards development promises continued transformation of areas adjacent to campus.<ref name="drexel"/>