If pictures are worth a thousand words, then video clips from DrewTube must be priceless. For your viewing pleasure, our student moviemakers have captured classic Drew moments on film that each offer a multimedia taste of university life. Be sure to check DrewTube often for more clips!
12:14
President Weisbuch discusses the current situation in Sudan with Jenna Matthews, the leader of Drew's chapter of Students Taking Action Now - Darfur (STAND).
11:02
Two of Drew's men's tennis stars join President Weisbuch on the air.
9:44
What does it take to become Mr. Drew? President Weisbuch discusses the ins and outs of the competition with its organizers.
10:57
That Medieval Thing's 2008 festival is the topic of President Weisbuch's on-air conversation with Stephanie "Sproffee" Rice and Laura Barclay.
9:12
Former Fred Thompson campaign intern Laquan Austion tells listeners about his experiences on the trail and his thoughts on why the senator's presidential bid was unsuccessful.
04:41
Several times during the year, our president Robert Weisbuch hits the airwaves from Drew's on-campus radio station, WMNJ-FM. "The President Bob Show" often features interviews with guests from the university community, as well as his "Desert Island Playlist." In this clip, President Weisbuch interviews members of That Medieval Thing, STAND leader Jenna Matthews and two undergraduate tennis stars.

03:45
Following the Nobel-worthy lead of former Vice President Al Gore, Drew students are doing their part to spread the word about being eco-friendly. In this short film, students at Drew show their classmates easy ways to reduce their environmental impact. To find out more about DEAL, the Drew Environmental Action League, and other environmental programs at Drew, please visit http://depts.drew.edu/envstudies
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Senior | English
"My English professors have changed the way I view everything. In the very first English class I had at Drew, my professor showed me how to examine things with a slant. Since that course, I can’t read anything without watching the narrator with distance and suspicion, which is essential to being both a close reader and writer."