In 2008, the Office of Alumni Relations launched Recent Alumni of Drew (RAD) – a special Drew network for recent alumni. Since its inception, the RAD network has hosted a number of activities throughout the year, designed to help recent

The Office of Alumni Relations is thrilled to announce that the University’s Tennis Complex will be opening its gates to allow alumni and their guests to use the facility beginning this summer. Alumni may purchase a daily pass or a

In today’s economy, jobs are hard to come by in almost every profession. But what will the market be like in a few years? According to the U.S. Department of Labor, the education field will soon see an upsurge in

From September 4 25, the Drew University Korn Gallery will present the Morris Hall Pancoast exhibit currated by Sara Lynn Henry, Professor Emerita of Art History and NEH Distinguised Teaching Professor of Humanities. This outstanding collection was graciously donated to

It with the sad news that we report, Donald F. Kent, G’85, 92, 95, passed away on June 20 at the age of 92. Don was a retired medical doctor who enrolled in the doctoral program in 19th Century Studies in

By Kim Crabbe There are six words, the same six words, being spoken over and over again across America, in corporate offices, commercial banks, construction sites, and automobile factories we have to let you go. If you are

This summer, 20 academically talented high school students will have the opportunity to experience the United Nations in a unique and exclusive way, and earn four college credits in the process. Drew University is offering a new program modeled on

Drew alumnus and trustee Arturo Valenzuela was recently nominated by President Barack Obama to serve as the U.S. state department’s top diplomat overseeing Western Hemisphere affairs. Valenzuela, who graduated from Drew’s College of Liberal Arts in 1965, plans to step

This month, 14 award winning poets will deliver live readings of their acclaimed works as part of a series at Drew University. The school’s Master of Fine Arts (MFA) in Poetry program will sponsor the series. The series will kick

This past year has seen some exciting developments in the Campus Life and Student Affairs (CLSA) division. We welcomed Samuel Haynes as Associate Dean in CLSA. Dean Haynes oversees several areas in the division and works collaboratively with Dean Frank