That’s rehashed for all of you who didn’t get it, anyways…
I’m just gonna repost a bunch of DDD stuff for welcome back week here, and in the calendar (see right)(see right again cause I know you didn’t hit the subscribe button)(no really, click it, please). Basically, the only purpose of this website is to consolidate all your free food events into one page/calendar. Support us and we will support your hunger <3 (support does not include financial, merely tell your friends about us).
Also, if anyone wants post OFFICIAL* reviews of these events, let me know and I’ll hook you up with a contributors account.
Also, I’ve underlined the free food and added my own comments to those posts which I feel deserve it. TELL YOUR FRIENDS! FOLLOW FF@D! WE HAVE SHIRTS! (and g-strings)
Tuesday, September 21
3 to 5 p.m.
Cupcake Happy Hour
Hagerty Library Bookmark Café (33rd and Market Streets)
Sponsored by Hagerty Library
Life is sweet at the library. Stop by the Bookmark Café at Hagerty Library and enjoy a free happy hour cupcake.
6 to 8 p.m.
Meet-a-Vet Tie-Dye BBQ
Buckley Green Volleyball Courts (33rd and Arch Streets)
Sponsored by the Drexel Veterans Association
Enjoy tie-dying, food, volleyball and music and meet Drexel’s military service members and veterans.
(mmmmm tie-dying food, it sounds so delicious)6 to 8 p.m.
Welcome Back Worship and Dinner
Intercultural Center, Interfaith Chapel, second floor (33rd and Chestnut Streets)
Sponsored by Asbury Ministry
Join Asbury Ministry for informal student worship, followed by free pizza. Check out Asbury Ministry every week for Tuesdays @ THE WELL, featuring worship, dinner and discussion. For more information, visit http://www.asburyatdrexel.org.
(FF@D does not endorse any one religion, nor do we discriminate against free food, we follow our stomachs, ramen)Wednesday, September 22
11 a.m. to 1 p.m.
Coffee House Break
Center City Hahnemann Campus, New College Building Geary Lobby
Sponsored by Student Life Programs, Center City Hahnemann Campus
Relax over coffee or tea and listen to live music performed by a Drexel student.
(CENTER CITY CAMPUS!)4 to 6 p.m.
Archives Exhibition Opening Reception
Hagerty Library first floor
Sponsored by Hagerty Library
Since Drexel’s founding in 1891, students have enjoyed residence halls, athletics, Greek life and, of course, classes. Join the University Archives for an exhibition covering a century of the new student experiences, featuring photos, Triangle articles, handbooks and more. All are welcome and refreshments will be served.
(I’ve highlighted this post because the Archives are f***ing awesome and everyone should go check it out. Just be warned, not many people will walk up to a table of free food in the library, DO NOT FEAR! THEY ARE MERELY TRYING TO GIVE YOU DELICIOUS SNACKS! EMBRACE THEM!)4:30 to 6:30 p.m.
Activities Unlimited
Lancaster Walk (Rain date: Wednesday, September 29)
Sponsored by Student Life
Meet Drexel’s recognized student organizations. Learn more about clubs and their activities and sign-up to become a member. Meet new people and enjoy free pretzels, drinks and music.
6 to 8 p.m.
Intramural Flag Football Preseason
Recreational Turf Field (33rd and Arch Streets)
Learn about game rules, discover what it takes to be an intramural sports official and register for the upcoming fall league. Healthy snacks will be provided. For more information, contact Bryan Ford at intramurals@drexel.edu.Thursday, September 23
11 a.m. to 1 p.m.
Retail Management Grand Opening
MacAlister Hall lobby (33rd and Chestnut Streets)
Sponsored by the Office of Retail Management
Retail Management will celebrate its grand opening with a birthday party. Delicious cupcakes, prizes and goodie bags will be given to those who attend.
Noon to 1 p.m.
Budget Gourmet: Commuter Cooking Demo
Private Dining Room, Creese Student Center lower level
Sponsored by the Office of Commuter, Graduate and Transfer Student Services
It’s time to update your diet — say goodbye to Easy Mac and Ramen Noodles and hello to easy and tasty ways to cook chicken. Learn how to prepare a gourmet meal from Drexel’s top chefs. Lunch will be provided to participants.
(and he said, “eat, for I am noodles and meatballs and you are human and hungry”)1 to 4 p.m.
Currito Fiesta
Spangler Walk (Race Street between 33rd and 34th Streets)
Sponsored by the Office of Retail Management
Come to Northside Dining Terrace and get a taste of Currito: Burritos without Borders. Free burritos, delicious smoothies and giveaways will be available for those who attend this fun-filled fiesta.6 to 8 p.m.
3-on-3 Basketball
Armory (33rd and Cuthbert Streets)
Sponsored by Recreational Athletics with Tau Kappa Epsilon
Registration will take place from 5 to 6 p.m. The contest will feature male, female and co-ed divisions in a single-elimination format. Champions will receive Philadelphia 76ers tickets. The event will include music, food, refreshments and fun shooting contests. Participants can sign up to become a member of the DAC PAC. For more information, contact Bryan Ford at intramurals@drexel.edu.|
(don’t be fooled, they ration their food and it rarely is better than pretzles and ed’s)10 p.m. to midnight
Night on the Row
Greek Row (34th Street and Powelton Avenue)
Sponsored by Fraternity and Sorority Life with New Student and Family Programs
Want to experience all the delicious foods that help make Philadelphia famous? Head to Greek Row for a “Taste of Philly!” Grab a cheesesteak, soft pretzel and water ice and get to know Drexel’s fraternity and sorority community. There will be music, prizes, late night grilling and tours of the fraternity and sorority houses. Ross Commons will also be handing out ice cream. Bring your appetite!Friday, September 24
3 to 6 p.m.
Greek Life Day at Drexel Field Hockey
Buckley Field at the Vidas Athletic Complex (43rd Street and Powelton Avenue)
Co-sponsored by the Department of Athletics and Fraternity and Sorority Life
This event will give new students the opportunity to see what Greek Life and Drexel Athletics have to offer. Beginning at 3 p.m., free food will be available for any Drexel student who attends the women’s field hockey game against Hofstra University.4:30 to 6:30 p.m.
Asbury DIY Sundaes
Intercultural Center
Sponsored by Asbury Ministry
Join Asbury Ministry for a last taste of summer by making your own ice cream sundaes. For more information, visit http://www.asburyatdrexel.org.9 to 11 p.m.
Apple Pi’s Welcome Back Luau
Alpha Pi Lambda House (216 N. 33rd Street)
Sponsored by Alpha Pi Lambda
Join the brothers of Alpha Pi Lambda for a free luau event and pig roast with giveaways, t-shirts and live music.
(I went last year, it was really good)Saturday, September 25
12 to 5 p.m.
Block Party
Race Street between 33rd and 34th Streets (Rain location: Armory)
Sponsored by the Interfraternity Council with USGA, Campus Activities Board, Recreational Athletics and the Department of Athletics
The Welcome Back Week Block Party has a carnival-type atmosphere with free food, prizes and games all day, and music by bands and DJs.7 p.m.
Concepts & Core Values: Community
Private Dining Room, Creese Student Center lower level
Sponsored by Disciples InDeed
This monthly series features live music, spoken word, an open mic and discussion on various topics through the lens of God’s word. All are invited to this free event. Refreshments will be served.
(we will have a party and there will be cake)Sunday, September 26
10 a.m. to 1 p.m.
Church Visit
Meet in front of the Intercultural Center
Sponsored by Asbury Ministry
Join Asbury Ministry for worship at a local church, followed by free lunch. For more information, including a list of local churches, visit http://www.asburyatdrexel.org.
1 to 4 p.m.
Jewish Student Life Carnival
Race Street Lawn (Race Street between 33rd and 34th Streets)
Sponsored by Jewish Student Life
This carnival will showcase the opportunities Drexel’s Jewish organizations offer. Stop by the dunk tank and bungee run and enjoy cotton candy, popcorn, Rita’s Water Ice and soft pretzels. Information on how to become involved in the Jewish Student Association, Alpha Epsilon Pi fraternity, and ABY, the Jewish women’s group on campus, will also be available. This event falls during the holiday of Sukkot and a Sukkah will be on display.1 to 4 p.m.
Intramural Disc Golf
34th Street, outside of the Recreation Center atrium
Sponsored by Recreational Athletics
Test your disc golf skills on a challenging six-hole course. A “hole-in-one” contest, music, food, refreshments and fun prizes are also included. For more information, contact Bryan Ford at intramurals@drexel.edu.
And now for your moment of zen
