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Drew University: A nice feature on Sean McGowan '12, who earned Landmark Conference Player of the Year and D-III All-America honors.
@DrewUniversity: Special delivery! Baby born in Wendel - Mom and daughter reportedly doing fine. Congrats to the family! http://t.co/76qf7lpf
On graduation day, Ted Johnsen caught up with the men of the Class of 2012 and asked them about their time at Drew and plans for the future.
Drew University: Mayor Cory Booker hands a guitar to Greg Townsend '05 in a scene from a funny new Chris Christie/Cory Booker video that was shot for the NJ Legislative Correspondents Club Dinner. In the video Townsend is Bruce's roadie, in real life he is Christie's director of briefings.
Summer institute will provide emerging religious leaders from around the globe with training in religious conflict transformation and peacemaking.
@DrewUniversity: Greg Townsend '05 (guy with guitar) makes a cameo in funny new Chris Christie/Cory Booker video: http://t.co/JIGiOxh1
Drew University: Good luck to the Rangers tonight as they take on Kean University in the first round of the NCAA Division III Baseball Championship! First pitch is at 7:45 p.m. at FirstEngergy Park in Lakewood, N.J.
After being picked to finish last in the conference, the Drew baseball team defied the odds and won the Landmark Conference tournament. Ted Johnsen shows us how history was made with one swing.
@DrewUniversity: The Daily Record reports on yesterday's commencement: http://t.co/Mwpj8Ulw
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MADISON, NJ — The Drew University Center for Holocaust/Genocide Study is pleased to present its Annual Yom HaShoah (Day of Remembrance) Program on Wednesday, April 18, 2012 from 10 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. in the Baldwin Gymnasium at Drew University. The program will feature the documentary film Secret Lives: Hidden Children and Their Rescuers during [...]
The Apr. 19 event will also include an awards ceremony recognizing outstanding community service.
MADISON, NJ—The Drew University Center for Holocaust/Genocide Study, which offers a celebrated annual series of public programs, will host “An Evening at Shanghai Jazz” on April 29 featuring acclaimed musical guest Russ Kassoff. Proceeds from the evening will benefit the center’s 2012-13 programming, including its commemoration of Kristallnacht, and other film, workshop, lecture and performance [...]
Robert Gates will serve as the school’s 2012 Thomas H. Kean Visiting Lecturer.
MADISON, NJ—The Caspersen School of Graduate Studies at Drew University will hold a free poetry workshop and MFA in Poetry information session on Saturday, March 24, from 10:00 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. The event, which is open to the public, will be facilitated by renowned poets and MFA faculty members Aracelis Girmay and Michael Waters. [...]
The university will hold eight events related to the art, theater and music competition between March 21 and 31.
The Lincoln Center ensemble will perform Russian Dedications on March 31.
A More Opportune Time by Rosemary McLaughlin is a modern-day adaptation of an Elizabethan classic.
MADISON, NJ—Author, journalist and food historian Cara De Silva’s acclaimed book on culinary recipes created by women inside a Nazi concentration camp will be the topic of her talk on March 20 at Drew University. She will present the school’s 2012 Annual Lecture on Gender and Genocide. De Silva’s book, In Memory’s Kitchen: A Legacy [...]
International journalist Robin Wright will speak on March 21.
On graduation day, Ted Johnsen caught up with the men of the Class of 2012 and asked them about their time at Drew and plans for the future.
Summer institute will provide emerging religious leaders from around the globe with training in religious conflict transformation and peacemaking.
Eyewitness Don Mullan, bestselling Irish author and campaigner for social justice, recounts the events of that day 40 years ago.
Board of Trustees thanks Robert Weisbuch for term of service, announces Vivian Bull will serve as president for the interim term.
Four members of the class of 2011 offer the class of 2012 their best advice on finding a job.
Columbia professor and author Andrew Delbanco argues that college should be a time for students to discover their passions and feel free to fail.
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On graduation day, Ted Johnsen caught up with the men of the Class of 2012 and asked them about their time at Drew and plans for the future.
After being picked to finish last in the conference, the Drew baseball team defied the odds and won the Landmark Conference tournament. Ted Johnsen shows us how history was made with one swing.
Students in Jill Rhodes’ Forensic Anthropology course got the chance to perform a search and recover mission as part of a lab. Ted Johnsen has details on the unique exercise.
Gina Gioldassis has her dream internship at NPR affiliate WNYC. She talked to Ted Johnsen about what its been like. Interview with Gina Gioldassis, Soundcheck intern, courtesy WNYC.
Former United States Secretary of Defense, Robert Gates, spent the day at Drew as the Thomas H. Kean Visiting Lecturer. Ted Johnsen reports on his visit.
Former United States Secretary of Defense, Robert Gates, spent the day at Drew as the Thomas H. Kean Visiting Lecturer. Ted Johnsen reports on his visit.
Tropical Marine Ecology students spent spring break tracking species on a remote island off the shores of Belize. Senior bio major Dan Gassler gives us a firsthand look at the trip.
Patrick McGuinn is always looking to bring the real world into his classes. Recently, he enlisted a pair of notable government officials to answer his students’ questions. Ted Johnsen has the story.
The children at The Acorn Academy at Drew University are known for their savvy basketball analysis. For the third year in a row, Ted Johnsen talks to them about who they think will win college basketball’s Final Four.