Dr. Peggi Howard Named Vice Chair of Guide Dog Organization
Drew University: Listen to Mozart's last composition that he wrote under mysterious circumstances in 1791. Majestic performance by Drew's Chorale & Choral Union, festival orchestra with guests from the New Jersey Youth Symphony.http://www.drew.edu/announcements/announcement/mozart-requiem-saturday-april-26-at-800p-m-2/Mozart Requiem: Saturday, April 26 at 8:00p.m. | Announcements | Drew Universitywww.drew.eduMozart Requiem: Saturday, April 26 at 8:00p.m.The Drew University Chorale and Choral Union will join the Drew University Festival Orchestra, with guest instrumentalists from the New Jersey Youth Symphony, to perform W.A. Mozart’s legendary masterpiece, the Requiem in D minor (K. 626).Jennifer Pomero…
Drew University: Powerful film and speaker on Wed. at 10 a.m. for the Day of Remembrance. Free to attend, sponsored but the Center for Holocaust and Genocide Study.http://bit.ly/1reoiTrAnnual Yom HaShoah Commemoration – Wed. April 23rd 10 – 12 noon | Announcements | Drew Universitywww.drew.eduAnnual Yom HaShoah Commemoration – Wed. April 23rd 10 – 12 noonThe Drew University Center for Holocaust/Genocide Study is pleased to present its Annual Yom HaShoah (Day of Remembrance) Program on Wednesday, April 23, 2014 from 10 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. in the Baldwin Gymnasium. The program will feature…
Drew University: Shout out to Drew women's lacrosse team, two players recognized by Landmark Conference. Go Rangers!http://www.drewrangers.com/news/2014/4/21/WLAX_0421140346.aspxCento and James Sweep Player of the Week Honorswww.drewrangers.comJunior midfielder Krysta Cento and freshman goalkeeper Jadin James of the Drew University women's lacrosse team have been named the Landmark Conference Players of the Week for the period ending April 20.
Drew University: Planting trees? Knitting hats? Rebuilding the shore? Teaching English? Helping kids? Drew's got it all. Check out the civic engagement showcase on Thursday, April 24, at 4 p.m. and see the outstanding opportunities for community service in person.http://www.drew.edu/announcements/announcement/11944Civic Engagement Awards Ceremony & Showcase ( Common Hour Event) | Announcements | Drew Universitywww.drew.eduCivic Engagement Awards Ceremony & Showcase ( Common Hour Event)Thursday, April 24Crawford Hall, EC4:00-6:00 PMPrior to the award ceremony stop by for the showcase in Crawford Hall, of more than a dozen student and faculty projects that embody Drew’s commitment to linking education with action that…
Drew University: Congratulations to James O'Kane, retired Drew sociology professor, on the publication of his new book.http://bit.ly/1gKQyWYScholar from Drew University in Madison recalls childhood on ‘mean streets’ ruled by gangsnewjerseyhills.comMADISON – James O’Kane’s 15 grandchildren will never have to wonder about their family history.
Drew University: Take a trip back in time and see what Drew was like in the 1960s. Dig the Methodist Archives on Tuesday. It's groovy, man.http://www.drew.edu/announcements/?announcement=youre-invited-what-was-drew-like-in-the-1960sYou’re invited!: What was DREW like in the 1960s? | Announcements | Drew Universitywww.drew.edu
Drew University: Starting on Friday, April 18, the dining commons will be operating on a modified schedule throughout the weekend. Check here for details:http://bit.ly/1jOaqw6Dining Services Passover/Easter Weekend Hours of Operation | Announcements | Drew Universitywww.drew.eduDining Services Passover/Easter Weekend Hours of OperationDear Drew Community: Please note the following changes to our hours of operation for the upcoming holiday weekend:Thursday, April 17 Commons – Regular hours Food Court – 11:00am to 10:00pm Starbucks – Regular HoursJava City – Regular Hours Mc…
Drew University: Want to hear more about the new plywood trees that have sprouted up on campus? The artist is speaking at Drew today at 4:30 p.m. All are welcome.http://www.drew.edu/announcements/?announcement=artist-talk-anne-percoco-3Artist Talk: Anne Percoco | Announcements | Drew Universitywww.drew.eduArtist Talk: Anne PercocoAnne Percoco (CLA ’05) will be discussing her installation on Drew’s Campus titled New Growth on Thursday April 17th at 4:30 pm in ARTS 106.
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During the school year, students from Drew University partner with community organizations to serve others – they collect and donate food, plant trees, knit hats, raise money for cancer research, teach English and do many additional projects. On Thursday, April 24, Drew students and the organizations they work with will be recognized at a Civic […]
Barbara Pitts McAdams, from Tectonic Theater Company, is bringing her Laramie Project expertise to help seniors produce an original show on campus. Madison, NJ – Finding a job, paying for college, coping with debt – these are all topics that weigh heavily on the minds of college students, so much so, they can become TOO […]
Madison, NJ — Drew University’s Board of Trustees has approved awarding honorary Doctor of Humane Letters degrees to the following two individuals at the university’s commencement ceremony on May 17, 2014 – Bishop In Hwan Kim and Trustee Hugh D’Andrade. In addition, the Board of Trustees announced that outgoing Drew President Vivian A. Bull will […]
Program by Center for Holocaust/Genocide Study will offer showing of film and a Q&A session with film subject Renate Guttman. Madison, NJ —Every April, there is a day of solemn contemplation and mourning called Yom HaShoah, or the Day of Remembrance, for the millions of Jews and others who died during World War II. At […]
For Immediate Release March 20, 2014 Elizabeth Moore 973-408-3628 Madison, NJ – Television journalist Barbara Walters and popular co-host of The View will be the final speaker for this year’s Drew Forum. As Drew’s 2014 Thomas H. Kean Visiting Lecturer, Walters will speak at the Simon Forum on April 3 at 8 p.m. and the […]
For Immediate Release March 31, 2014 Contact: Elizabeth Moore 973-408-3628 emoore4@drew.edu Ari Shavit is a leading columnist and reporter for the Israeli newspaper Haaretz and the best-selling author of the book My Promised Land: The Triumph and Tragedy of Israel that was published last year. He is also this year’s guest speaker for the Shirley […]
Tuggle’s March 25 lecture will share letters, anecdotes and cartoons tracing the history of the Metropolitan Opera, especially from its critics.
Former Gov. Thomas H. Kean will keynote.
Madison, NJ – What does the Drew University Women’s Lacrosse Team and Bruno Mars have in common? Both will be appearing at the half-time show on Sunday at New Jersey’s MetLife Stadium during Superbowl XLVIII. Because of a confidentiality agreement, few details could be given out about the actual half-time performance, but Head Coach Julia […]
Madison, NJ – Drew University students know the Ehinger Center is a great place to study, eat, relax and meet friends. But the American Institute of Architects of New Jersey has also recognized the popular campus building for its renovated, expansive design. This winter, the AIA New Jersey chapter awarded KSS Architects, LLP a merit Award […]
Dr. Peggi Howard Named Vice Chair of Guide Dog Organization
Gerald Stern Receives Accolades from Poetry Society of America.
News legend speaks to honors students.
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Meet Alfredo, Midori and Simon.
Dan Rather is the former anchor and managing editor of the CBS Evening News, and he visited Drew University on Tuesday, Nov 12th, as part of the Drew Forum Lecture Series. He sat down with Ted Johnsen to discuss the recent high-profile retraction by “60 Minutes,” and how it compares to his own fallout with […]
An eyewitness tells all.
Does Drew’s Master of Arts in Teaching program attract award-winning student teachers? Or build them? Ted Johnsen introduces you to three consecutive award-winning New Jersey student-teachers of the year.
The Caspersen School’s Arts and Letters program provides an advanced degree in liberal studies. The students and faculty say they love it.
Welcome to the Drew family, Class of 2017! #letsDREWthis. Narration by Brad Abelle ’75. Editing by Ted Johnsen ’07
