Drew University: On Tuesday, the Campus Life and Student Affairs staff joined with Habitat for Humanity to help build a house in Madison. Photos by Lynne DeLade.Staff and administrators roll up sleeves for HabitatOn Tuesday, the Campus Life and Student Affairs staff joined with Habitat for Humanity to help build a house in Madison. Photos by Lynne DeLade.
Drew University: We congratulate Cordelza Haynes for two major accomplishments this week. On Saturday, the Director of the EOS Program will graduate from Drew’s Theological School with a Master of Sacred Theology. Today, with some supervision from Health Services, she learned to ride a bike for the first time! (Photo by Lynne DeLade)
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Drew University: As we mourn the passing of Professor Otto Maduro, take a moment to look at this photo album from his retirement party last week. Photos by Lynne DeLade.Professor Otto MaduroAs we mourn the passing of Professor Otto Maduro, take a moment to look at this photo album from his retirement party last week. Photos by Lynne DeLade.
Drew University: It is with sadness that we share the news that Professor Otto Maduro passed away at 8:45 p.m. last night. In a note to the Theological School community this morning, Jeffrey Kuan wrote: "He was surrounded by his wife Nancy, son Mateo and family members when he died. I went with Professor Laurel Kearns and Dr. Tanya Bennett to be with Nancy and the family. Professor Maduro looked very peaceful. When I have information about memorial service I will let all of you know. We have lost a great theologian and a great friend." Share your comments on Prof Maduro below or on his retirement page. http://www.drew.edu/otto/Honoring Otto Maduro | Drew Universitywww.drew.eduHonoring Otto MaduroDr. Otto Maduro, Professor of World Christianity, is retiring after teaching at Drew Theological School since 1992. He is a Latino philosopher and sociologist of religion whose brilliance and passion have indelibly touched so many of us in the academy and the church from all arou...
Drew University: Here are some photos taken from Drew's first-ever opera. Photos by Lynne DeLadePurcell's Dido and Aeneas OperaHere are some photos taken from Drew's first-ever opera. Photos by Lynne DeLade
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Dr. Milagros Pena, a leading scholar on Latin American social movements, will present “Latino/Hispanic Ministry in a U.S. 21st Century: Lessons for Community Leadership.”
Local history and the gardens of yesteryear are topics of summer offerings.
Grant from the Andrew W. Mellon Foundation adds arts initiative to university-wide culture of service.
The April 12 event will include a presentation by NYU President John Sexton.
The former U.S. Secretary of State will appear on April 18 as the school’s eighth Thomas H. Kean Visiting Lecturer.
University’s Center for Civic Engagement will present prestigious awards for outstanding service. Recipients include Morris County residents, Morristown Neighborhood House.
Award-winning faculty from Drew’s MFA program will offer free counsel and feedback to writers of all skill levels.
“The Boys of Terezin” will be followed by a conversation with survivors who inspired the film.
Noted Shakespeare scholar will address graduates; Holocaust survivor, educator and leading religious intellectual will receive honorary doctorates.
The school’s newest course of study has elicited support from both students and faculty.
Kimberly Ammiano ’13 looks back at her favorite Acorn interviews.
MAM thought it perfect for the front lawn.
NJ Secretary of Higher Education recommends to the state legislature that $6.8 million be directed to capital projects at Drew.
That matters a lot to this senior.
A Drew trustee and committed alumnus passed away April 23.
Chances for bodily punishment on April 27 look good.
The 2013 Thomas H. Kean Lecture on Twitter.
Ariel Gitlin follows in Amy Poehler’s footsteps.
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Hosted at Drew on Friday night, the American Cancer Society’s Relay For Life raised more than $25,000. Ted Johnsen talks to one student who knows just how important that is.
The Transdisciplinary Theological Colloquium is in its 12th year at Drew. As Ted Johnsen found out, its purpose is to bridge the gap between religion and other academic areas.
Colin Clark ’80 is the founder and editor of AOL Defense, a leading online publication monitoring military weapons. The History and Political Science double major sat down with Ted Johnsen to discuss the ins and outs of his job.
For many Drew students, Hurricane Sandy hit close to home. As a result, a group of about 20 students spent their spring break helping out along the Jersey Shore. Ted Johnsen shows us their experience.
Jessica Haims ’13 is not your typical Drew student. She’s a national champion ballroom dancer, and as she showed Ted Johnsen, is in a class all by herself.
N.J. Human Services Commissioner Jennifer Velez ’87 is so widely respected she’s been appointed by people from both political parties. Recently she sat down with Ted Johnsen to discuss her job, her boss and what it takes to do what she does.
Rev. Neal Presa is a graduate of Drew's Theological School and was recently elected to the highest position in the Presbyterian Church USA. He discusses his goals for that role with Ted Johnsen.
Rev. Neal Presa is a graduate of Drew’s Theological School and was recently elected to the highest position in the Presbyterian Church USA. He discusses his goals for that role with Ted Johnsen.
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