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Kimberly is a senior at Drew, majoring in English with minors in Writing, Sociology, and Women’s Studies. From Verona, New Jersey, she is an annual recipient of the Dean’s Award Scholarship and received the Shilpa Raval Prize in Women’s and Gender Studies and the Humanities in May of 2012. Outside of the classroom, Kimberly serves [...]
“Bob Fenstermacher wasn’t just a great teacher; he was the reason I came to Drew,” reflects Dr. David McIntyre ’86. “During my first visit to campus he went out of his way to show me around, talk with me, and follow up with a personal note. I didn’t get that kind of personal attention at [...]
Dr. Reza Aslan, internationally acclaimed writer on religion in society, is the 2012-2013 Wallerstein Distinguished Visiting Scholar at Drew University’s Center on Religion, Culture and Conflict. Dr. Aslan will be in residence at Drew for the academic year, teaching special topics in the Religious Studies department including “Religion and Politics in the New Middle East” [...]
Growing interest by art students results in new digital lab When the fall semester began a few weeks ago, students settled in to the first dedicated digital arts lab at Drew in the Dorothy Young Center for the Arts (affectionately known as DoYo). “We are thrilled that the new facility brings all of the art [...]
While many students are having trouble calling the new building in the heart of the campus by its proper name, the building is quickly taking a central role in the life of the Drew community. Once known as the “UC,” the sparkling new Ehinger Center (or “EC”) not only houses a completely re-created snack bar [...]
Want to register for an event or post a classnote on DREWnet, but having trouble keeping track of all your log in information? Use the Connect with Facebook feature and you will only have one password to remember. The Connect with Facebook feature is an enhancement to DREWnet that enables registered members to log in [...]
The Class of 1962 has a lot of history with Drew. They remember studying with faculty icons – Elizabeth Korn, Doc Young, Robert and Florence Zuck – better known as an art gallery, athletic field, and arboretum to more recent students. They also remember the opening of the original University Center in 1959. You’d never [...]
Chief Communications Officer How would you describe the value of a Drew education to a prospective undergraduate student? Would you talk about your favorite faculty and the worlds they helped you explore or would you focus more practically on the skills you gained and use on a daily basis? Would you talk about the impact [...]
Yasmine carefully places a rectangular plastic plate in the reader machine. She waits anxiously as it analyzes each of the 96 tiny wells in the plate. Will the results show some measurable effect of the treatment she is testing? Or, will the weeks of work leading up to this moment have been futile? Yasmine Mourad [...]
Enter the Ehinger Center through the turreted foyer and you step into an entirely new experience of what university center means at Drew. The open floor plan, proliferation of natural light, and soothing natural tones invite you through a spacious lobby into both re-invented and newly created spaces. The transformation of the old University Center, [...]