Drew University: Classes are on as scheduled as Drew on Monday, Dec.9, despite the dusting of snow. Stay warm and post your weather pics here.
Drew University: Drew students are taking donations of warm clothing to the Goodwill store in Manhattan on Sunday. Trip is being coordinated by Matt Gragnano of the Volunteer Resource Center. Email Matt if you'd like to go, students are meeting near the main parking lot to take NJ Transit into the city at Noon. If you can't make it, be sure to drop some warm clothes into the donation bins located around campus.
Drew University: Today is #GivingTuesday. Here's a look at alumni support this past year. http://www.drewmagazine.com/2013/10/one-and-all/One and Allwww.drewmagazine.comWith just over three weeks left to go, boosting the percentage of alumni taking part in a new fundraising initiative seemed out of reach. But resignation didn't have time to set in when something ...
Drew University: In the spirit of giving thanks, we applaud one Theo School alum who followed her passion for helping those less fortunate. http://www.drew.edu/alumni/2013/09/the-reverend-dr-elizabeth-s-hall-t84Drew Applauds Alumna Who Builds Homes for Those Without Them | Alumni & Parent Relations | Drew...www.drew.eduDrew Applauds Alumna Who Builds Homes for Those Without ThemBetsey Hall T’84 puts values into action.A former Presbyterian minister, Hall T’84 left the pulpit to pursue a new calling. Photos by Peter Murphy.Elizabeth Hall makes it sound easy. She’s standing on a grassy verge overlooking an expansive...
Betsey Hall T’84 puts values into action.
Drew University: Never too late to meet our newest professors! http://www.drew.edu/news/2013/11/20/youre-new-rightYou’re New, Right?www.drew.eduA field guide to Drew’s newest faculty.
Drew University: Rosemary McLaughlin's original play is currently showing in the Thomas H. Kean Black Box Theatre. It runs through Saturday Nov 16."Paterson Falls"Rosemary McLaughlin's original play is currently showing in the Thomas H. Kean Black Box Theatre. It runs through Saturday Nov 16.
Drew University: Dan Rather visited Drew on Tuesday. Before the lecture, we talked to him about the recent "60 Minutes" retraction about Benghazi and how it compares to his own departure from CBS News. http://www.drew.edu/news/2013/11/14/in-visit-to-drew-dan-rather-defends-careerIn Visit to Drew, Dan Rather Defends Careerwww.drew.eduSays record speaks for itself.
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State's Governor's School in the Sciences continues to develop future innovators.
From Jul. 29 to Aug. 2, Drew will offer a series of public readings as part of its Sentences 5 conference on writing prose.
Students interested in transferring now have access to personalized, one-on-one advisement five days a week.
Ginny Samuel will head ongoing effort to reconceive M.Div.
University President Dr. Vivian A. Bull will preside over the school's 145th graduation ceremony.
Mr. John Ferrara, international admissions representative for Drew, will participate in the 4th annual EducationUSA Forum in Washington D.C.
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.
Betsey Hall T’84 puts values into action.
Women’s soccer is headed to the NCAA Tournament.
"Paterson Falls" goes inside a unique strike in 1913.
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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
Drew’s Theological School hosted the Summer Music Institute on July 25th and 26th. As Ted Johnsen reports, this year’s theme was to find new ways to attract a younger audience into the church.
Norman Lowrey is a professor of music at Drew University, and he is known all over the world for his “singing masks.”
