Features a musical by Mark Miller and Laurie Zelman.
We’ve devoted this issue to the legions of Drew graduates who serve others through their work with all manner of nonprofit organizations.
Kirk Johnson is a graduate of the program.
Students describe the school as tight-knit with impactful professors.
Angie Kirby-Calder takes the reins until Edward Baring returns.
Notes proximity to NYC and dedication to hands-on learning.
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Exhibit will be at the United Methodist Archives and History Center until October 23. The United Methodist Archives and History Center on the Drew University campus is displaying rare copies of the Book of Common Prayer that span 400 years in the exhibit “Comfortable Words, Anglican Piety and the Book of Common Prayer.” Some of […]
August auditions open to community residents, faculty, staff, students and alumni. Madison, N.J.—The Choral Union at Drew University, a group of around 80 singers that focuses on choral-orchestral masterworks, is holding auditions on August 14–16. The Choral Union is made up of students, faculty, staff, Drew alumni and interested members of the community. The group […]
The institute explores themes of music and worship from July 30–31. Clergy and lay leaders are invited to a two-day Summer Music Institute at Drew University that explores new ways of integrating music and liturgy in worship. The institute, which takes place July 30–31, is designed for pastors, worship leaders, congregation members and musicians. It […]
Award-winning poet C.K. Williams will read from his work on Saturday, June 27, at 7 p.m. The reading is part of Drew University’s MFA in Poetry and Poetry in Translation June residency and reading series. The 10-day residency will culminate with a celebration of Williams, who has won the Pulitzer Prize, National Book Award and National […]
Joining a national movement, Drew faculty endorse SAT-optional policy, effective immediately.
Online applications accepted for summer courses starting May 18 and June 29.
Jimmy Jones, owner of local taxi and limousine business, also recognized. Madison Mayor Bob Conley, Assistant Borough Administrator Jim Burnet and Jimmy Jones, a business owner from Morristown, were honored for their work and commitment to Drew University at the university’s annual Civic Engagement Awards. Conley and Burnet were honored with the Collaborative Action Award […]
Franek, Drew Class of 1993, on choosing and getting into the right college. High school students, transfer students and their families and friends are invited to a Drew University Open House on Saturday, April 25 to learn more about a Drew education and hear from a leading expert on choosing the right college for them. […]
Center for Holocaust/Genocide Study hosts program to commemorate the genocide 100 years ago. The Drew Center for Holocaust/Genocide Study is presenting speakers, music and a poster display to commemorate the Armenian Genocide at the hands of the Ottoman Empire, which took place 100 years ago. The memorial event will take place at 7 p.m. on […]
April 18 concert marks out-of-state debut for orchestra led by Drew alumnus.
Features a musical by Mark Miller and Laurie Zelman.
We’ve devoted this issue to the legions of Drew graduates who serve others through their work with all manner of nonprofit organizations.
Kirk Johnson is a graduate of the program.
Students describe the school as tight-knit with impactful professors.
Angie Kirby-Calder takes the reins until Edward Baring returns.
Notes proximity to NYC and dedication to hands-on learning.
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