Syndicated Partners
Entertainment U. balances original content with written articles and information from our awesome syndicated partners below:
| The Correspondence, A music discussion for the masses. "We explore the music industry as a reality, not as a dream. We also love music. So that helps too." |  |
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Sarah was raised in Sharon, Massachusetts and had the typical suburbanite upbringing: ditching javelin practice, excessive loitering outside of Starbucks, and believing her friends bands were "going to make it." She attends Drexel University in West Philadelphia and majors in advertising design with a minor in creative writing. She tries to live by the morals embodied in the 1986 classic film Top Gun and has an affinity for headbands, peonies, and plaid. She also enjoys flannel for strictly practical purposes, and usually does not speak in the third person. Her blog is Sarah-Sol Fails |
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Lee Singletary, the founder of Entertainment U. frequently updates his personal blog, which he uses as a vehicle to cruise his personal thoughts and commentary. "The Beat": Ramblings with a Grain of Salt, Lime & Tequila at www.LeeSingletary.com/blog is the place for Lee's personal witty, irreverent insights as they relate to the sometimes "struggling" yet oh so exciting world entertainment. |
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Operated by the Sport Management Student Union (SMTSU) at Drexel University, The Sports Complex is a sports industry blog consisting of editorials and academic research complied by SMTSU members and Drexel Sport Management students. Organizationally, SMTSU is the student-led organization operating under the Drexel Sport Management program. The organization strives to both compliment the coursework of current Sport Management students and introduce students of all majors to the prospect of working in the industry, through a four-pronged approach: sports industry education, networking, personal development and professional development. |
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Based in Seattle, CultureMob covers arts & entertainment news across the United States. Entertainment U. looks to CultureMob Philadelphia for events to feature on the EU Calendar for Drexel students. |
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The Drexel Cultural Passport website reviews museums, art galleries, performances, and anything related to culture in Philadelphia. It is a student run website dedicated to encouraging students to take advantage of Philadelphia’s culture while they study. The site is kept up to date with reviews of the newest exhibits and special events in the city. |
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