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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Justin Marcucci's interactive design and marketing firm has global clients and Drew roots.
Weisbuch sets his sights on enacting the university's strategic plan.
Christopher Lee walks the equivalent of 716 miles to win the Deans' Step-It-Up Challenge.
Prof. Saad Eddin Ibrahim, just back from Cairo, shares his thoughts on the revolution and beyond as part of a CRCC panel.
Civil rights pioneer, influential business advocate and former Theological School dean to receive honorary doctorate of humane letters.
A new certificate program will launch in 2011 and be available to D.Litt. students.
Donation to benefit Hall of Sciences, student experience.
A nationwide study shows Drew’s fund, valued at nearly $200 million, growing faster than most university endowments.
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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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.
The Drew theatre department is very excited to put on the play “A Raisin in the Sun”. Ted Johnsen met with members of the cast and crew and has a preview.
Tom Brokaw spoke at Drew University Thursday night. Before the lecture, he sat down with Ted Johnsen to talk about the current presidential election.
Professor Raymond Stein’s art exibit, Canastero, is currently showing at the Korn Gallery in the Dorothy Young Center for the Arts. Ted Johnsen wanted to see what Stein’s art students thought of his work.
In the Spring, four art majors set out to paint portraits of Dorothy Young. Ted Johnsen has a first look at their work and the story of how it came to be.
James Weiss loves music, and in the summer before his junior year, he wanted experience on the business side of the industry. Ted Johnsen talks with him about his internship at the world’s leading music licensing agency.
For his latest research project, anthropology professor Marc Boglioli is focusing on a hot topic: hydraulic fracturing and its impact on rural America. Ted Johnsen traveled with him to Wyoming and reports on his findings.
Some very lucky students had the chance to intern in our nation’s capital thanks to a generous gift from former NJ Governor Tom Kean. Ted Johnsen introduces us to the three students who called Washington their summer home.
Drew’s MFA in Poetry and Poetry in Translation is only a few years old, but it’s already producing top notch graduates. Ted Johnsen met with two MFA alumni who are quickly soaring to the top of their field.
