The Drew MFA Program in Poetry & Poetry in Translation had its third residency this January. Our community of students and faculty is growing and our program is flourishing. Over ten days we met together in workshops and lectures, and

As the new Vice President for Enrollment Management, I am pleased to be able to bring you glad tidings after only two months on the job. First, I want to confirm what so many of you already know, that the staff in this area is second to none. During a year which saw so much [...]

 Dr. Maxine Beach is retiring after ten years of extraordinary service as Dean of the Drew Theological School. During Maxine’s tenure, Seminary Hall was recreated with the addition of state of the art classrooms, preaching and language labs, and a

A Word From. . .Just about a year ago, I wrote this column after completing my first month at Drew. A year later, I am happy to say that I am just as excited about what has been going on

Arturo Valenzuela was born in Concepcion, Chile to parents who were Methodist missionaries.  He earned a B.A. in Political Science and Religion from Drew University in 1965 and went on to earn a Doctorate in Political Science at Columbia University

A Word From…  Several weeks ago, I was walking through campus and watching a group of prospective students following their tour guide. One of the parents commented on what a lovely campus this was. That comment got me thinking about

The Obama Doctrine Old Ideas in a New AgeTed R. Bromund, Ph.D.Margaret Thatcher Senior Research FellowThe Margaret Thatcher Center for FreedomThe Heritage Foundation   December 7, 2009 • 8 00 PMLearning Center 28Drew University   Since Pearl Harbor, American foreign

 Intrigued with Islam Jewish Scholars, Travelers and Converts in Nineteenth Century EuropeA Public Lecture by Susannah HeschelWhen November 4, 2009 at 8 p.m.Where Learning center, room 28 (lower level of Library) The rise of Islamic Studies in Europe during the

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Discussion to Demystify Health Care Reform MADISON, NJ—Members of the community who want to learn more about Washington DC’s hotly debated health care reforms are invited to participate in Drew University’s “Demystifying the Health Care Debate,” an informal discussion led