Limited number of tickets still available, $2 with campus ID
Drew is sole New Jersey site showcasing original Shakespeare publication.
Partnership with The Seeing Eye focuses on nonprofit management and fundraising.
Recognized for its dedicated faculty, top-notch facilities and awesome internship opportunities.
Drew artist-in-residence gathers landscape curator, sculptor and artist/engineer for symposium.
Six months after graduation, 94% of respondents from Drew’s Class of 2014 were working or in graduate/professional school.
This Valentine’s Day we celebrate with a slideshow featuring four couples who met while students at Drew.
Robert Massa to lead newly integrated team.
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Three-part series will feature talks by professors, teachers, and a survivor. Madison, N.J.—The Drew University Center for Holocaust/Genocide Study will hold “After Liberation: The First Five Years, 1945–1950,” a three-part seminar, on February 26, March 5, and March 19. The seminar gathers Holocaust experts with a Holocaust survivor and the son and daughter of survivors […]
Alexander Woods is featured violinist and the program features music from his August 2014 recording session. Madison, N.J.—The final da Camera concert of the season at the Dorothy Young Center for the Arts’ Concert Hall at Drew University will feature a performance by violinist Alexander Woods along with acclaimed harpsichordist Avi Stein and baroque cellist […]
New certificate program, beginning fall 2015, was designed with law enforcement and veterans in mind.
New classification recognizes the university’s efforts in civic engagement among undergraduates, graduates, theological students, faculty, and staff.
Deadline to apply for the spring semester is January 15. Madison, N.J. – You don’t have to be enrolled as a four-year student at Drew University in order to attend undergraduate classes for academic credit. Are you taking a semester off from college but would like to pick up a few credits? Perhaps you’re not […]
You don’t have to be enrolled at Drew to take part in the university’s accelerated classes.
Robert Franek advises high school counselors from Northern New Jersey at symposium hosted by Drew University.
Both first-year students and seniors say they appreciate Drew’s quality of teaching, real-world learning opportunities and interactions with a wide array of students. Madison, N.J.— Drew University students are more satisfied with their college experiences in learning, research, internships, study abroad, and service learning than comparable undergraduate colleges, according to the annual National Survey of […]
Classic oratorio to be performed at the Concert Hall for the first time. Madison, N.J.—Written in 1741 and based on Biblical text, Handel’s Messiah, the well-known oratorio foretelling Christ’s birth, most famously through its magnificent “Hallelujah Chorus,” will be performed for the first time the Concert Hall in the Dorothy Young Center for the Arts […]
The play will be performed from Nov. 12-15 on campus and is open to the public. Madison, N.J.—Anton Chekhov’s classic play Three Sisters, written in 1901, traces the life of a former Moscow family coping with both hard times and life in a small town. There are marriages, affairs, desperation, and a search for meaning […]
Limited number of tickets still available, $2 with campus ID
Drew is sole New Jersey site showcasing original Shakespeare publication.
Partnership with The Seeing Eye focuses on nonprofit management and fundraising.
Recognized for its dedicated faculty, top-notch facilities and awesome internship opportunities.
Drew artist-in-residence gathers landscape curator, sculptor and artist/engineer for symposium.
Six months after graduation, 94% of respondents from Drew’s Class of 2014 were working or in graduate/professional school.
This Valentine’s Day we celebrate with a slideshow featuring four couples who met while students at Drew.
Robert Massa to lead newly integrated team.
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Senior art majors exhibit their work.
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 […]
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