Recently, Drew hosted representatives from many United Methodist seminaries to discuss the growing concern about clergy health. Ted Johnsen has a recap of the event.
Drew mourns the passing, celebrates the rich legacy of a pioneering theologian.
Commencement will be a family affair for Linda Jefferson and her daughter, Kimberly Williams, who will both receive Master of Theological Studies degrees from Drew.
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The Princeton University sociologist will speak on Apr. 14 in Drew's Craig Chapel.
Dr. Karen Fletcher-Baker, this year's Nelle K. Morton Lecturer, will discuss women and religion on Mar. 4.
All Saturday events will include two workshops -- one on a theological issue and the other on a practical topic. The series will begin on Oct. 4.
The half-day event will feature the New Jersey premiere screening of the award-winning documentary "FLOW."
On Sept. 22, an evening of lectures honoring Fr. Henri Nouwen will feature Rebecca Laird and Lisa Cataldo.
This year's Tipple-Vosburgh lecture series, "The World is My Parish: Church, Academy and Civic Engagement," will be held from Oct. 14-16.
Christina Notas has been named Drew's first-ever campus sustainability coordinator.
A collection of 19th century children's books belonging to Drew University's United Methodist Archives will be on display until May 30.
The choir's spring concert will begin at 3:00 p.m. in Drew's Dorothy Young Center for the Arts Concert Hall.
Drew will conduct a joint training exercise with Madison Police designed to test plans for responding to an active shooter on campus.
Recently, Drew hosted representatives from many United Methodist seminaries to discuss the growing concern about clergy health. Ted Johnsen has a recap of the event.
Drew mourns the passing, celebrates the rich legacy of a pioneering theologian.
Commencement will be a family affair for Linda Jefferson and her daughter, Kimberly Williams, who will both receive Master of Theological Studies degrees from Drew.
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Recently, Drew hosted representatives from many United Methodist seminaries to discuss the growing concern about clergy health. Ted Johnsen has a recap of the event.
