Welcome to the Drew Review on the Web!
The Drew Review is the annual research journal for the undergraduates of the Drew University College of Liberal Arts, publishing undergraduate research from the previous calendar year. Our mission is to showcase the intellectual vibrancy of the students of the CLA.
- Volume 5: 2012 in PDF
- Women Dancing as an Allegory of Love and Concord in the Universe in the Divina Commedia
Agnes Alves (CLA 2014) - The Effectiveness of the United Nations in the Inclusion of Human Rights in Counter-Terrorism
Sarah Calderone (CLA 2013) - The Place of Suffering and the Way to Liberation in Prometheus Unbound and “Lines Written Among the Euganean Hills”
James Robinson (CLA 2011) - Authorial Anxiety and Female Readership in Mary Shelley’s Frankenstein
Victoria Russell (CLA 2013) - Dante’s Perfect Hierarchy: Excile in the Afterlife and in Florence
Rachel Marie Schachter (CLA 2014) - Through a Scope, Darkly: A Marxist Interpretation of Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2
Ronnie Whaley (CLA 2012)
- Women Dancing as an Allegory of Love and Concord in the Universe in the Divina Commedia
- Volume 4: 2011 in PDF
- Volume 3: 2010 in PDF
- Volume 2: 2009 in PDF
- Volume 1: 2008 in PDF
Call for Papers:
THE DREW REVIEW IS NOW ACCEPTING SUBMISSIONS
Do you have a research paper that you would like to contribute to undergraduate scholarship? Consider submitting to the Drew Review, Drew’s undergraduate research journal.
Guidelines for Submissions
- Submissions to The Review require a faculty nomination. Students who believe their work is exceptional should approach their professor for a nomination.
- We accept research papers in any language and any field.
Submit last semester’s research papers by November 11th, 2011.
Email drewreview@drew.edu with any questions.