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Drew University: New at Drew: which of these classes would you like to take? The second course listed sounds particularly interesting!Four New Courses You Wish You’d Takenwww.drew.eduA peek at what’s fresh this semester.
Drew University: Storm update: The campus will return to normal operations by noon today. The Commons is operating on a normal Saturday schedule.
Drew University: The new EC is about to face its first major winter storm. Stay safe, Drewids!
Drew University: Due to the snow storm, Drew will close today at 2:00 p.m.
Drew University: The countdown to graduation begins for the Class of 2013 -- 99 Nights will take place tomorrow. We hope our seniors enjoy this Drew tradition as much as these students did 28 years ago!
Two students find a deep connection, and then put it to the test in a cookoff on Feb. 8.
Drew University: "I’ve been here almost 30 years. I’m like the trees. People know me." —Alma Tuitt. Read a Drew Magazine interview with Tuitt, administrative assistant to the associate dean of Drew Theological School.
N.J. Human Services Commissioner Jennifer Velez ’87 is so widely respected she’s been appointed by people from both political parties. Recently she sat down with Ted Johnsen to discuss her job, her boss and what it takes to do what she does.
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Drew University faculty, staff lend a hand to the Jersey shore recovery effort after Superstorm Sandy.
The Chamber Music Society’s second concert of its 2012-13 season in Madison will be on Feb. 4.
The acclaimed Quicksilver Baroque Ensemble will perform 17th-century German masterworks.
Internationally acclaimed journalist to offer insider’s view of today’s headlines, including the race for the White House.
Event will include performance of "Life in a Jar," appearance by Holocaust survivor Francis Malkin and two lectures on Polish responses to the Nazi-perpetrated genocide.
University’s annual Tipple-Vosburgh Lectures will run from Oct. 16 to 18.
World-class Lincoln Center ensemble’s seventh season in residence in Madison will feature three exciting performances beginning this fall.
The 8th Annual Hispanic Heritage Celebration on Oct. 24 will feature a keynote address by noted diversity advocate and White House appointee Cid Wilson.
Series includes appearances by Condoleezza Rice, Tom Brokaw, Arianna Huffington and Andy Borowitz.
Two students find a deep connection, and then put it to the test in a cookoff on Feb. 8.
A religion scholar who moonlights on TV brings a fresh voice to Islam.
What Drew people can’t wait for as the countdown to winter break begins.
Campus organizations join forces to maximize their impact on disaster relief.
Rev. Neal Presa is a graduate of Drew's Theological School and was recently elected to the highest position in the Presbyterian Church USA. He discusses his goals for that role with Ted Johnsen.
Drew’s Distinguished Poet-in-Residence Gerald Stern receives back-to-back honors from the American Academy of Arts & Sciences and the Library of Congress.
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N.J. Human Services Commissioner Jennifer Velez ’87 is so widely respected she’s been appointed by people from both political parties. Recently she sat down with Ted Johnsen to discuss her job, her boss and what it takes to do what she does.
Rev. Neal Presa is a graduate of Drew's Theological School and was recently elected to the highest position in the Presbyterian Church USA. He discusses his goals for that role with Ted Johnsen.
Rev. Neal Presa is a graduate of Drew’s Theological School and was recently elected to the highest position in the Presbyterian Church USA. He discusses his goals for that role with Ted Johnsen.
Our Full-Impact Learning video is making the rounds at open houses and colleges fairs around the country.
Drew’s New York Semester on Contemporary Art is a one-of-a-kind experience. Ted Johnsen followed the students around as they went in galleries, museums and artist studios.
Andy Borowitz is known for cracking jokes about politicians. The noted satirist was on campus Wednesday night and sat down with Ted Johnsen to discuss current affairs.
The Drew theatre department is very excited to put on the play “A Raisin in the Sun”. Ted Johnsen met with members of the cast and crew and has a preview.
Tom Brokaw spoke at Drew University Thursday night. Before the lecture, he sat down with Ted Johnsen to talk about the current presidential election.
The road to the top of the voice-over industry has not been an easy one for Brad Abelle. Ted Johnsen sat down with the 1975 Drew graduate to talk about how me made the big time.