Almost four years ago, Jonathan Van Dongen (‘17) received his diploma in front of his entire college class, which had spent the last few years pulling all-nighters, grinding out exams, eating in…
After completing almost a full year of virtual learning, students have figured out what works best for them and what doesn’t. This includes items that are essential to have on desks for…
“Even really personal writing … is a curated thing that one is sort of handpicking what to include and what to exclude. There is no neutrality in it,” said Zoffness ...…
Despite many residents still residing off campus this semester, a good portion of Drew’s population is living within Drew’s many dorms and regularly eating at the Commons and EC on a regular…
What can recent Drew University alumni offer current members of the student body? This is a question that members of the Drew Young Alumni Association (DYAA) asked themselves before coming up with…
Writers@Drew is a series of virtual events featuring various award-winning authors in courtesy of The Casement Fund and the English Department. On Feb. 24, guest author Emma Cline, who is best known…
With the ongoing pandemic, the number of total cases is approaching 30 million in America. The only way to survive spring semester is quite literally staying alive. This semester, you should take…
The Drew University Participatory Archives (DUPA) has begun producing a 10 minute podcast, titled “Drew Archives in 10.” The new venture has a mission to “grow a decentralized grassroots digital collection of…
Without snow days or an official spring break this semester, it’s normal to feel disconnected as a student on Zoom. Work is piling up and procrastination seems more appealing than ever, but…
As the weather outside continues to be chilly, many Drewids are choosing to stay inside and entertain themselves with video games instead, especially with Animal Crossing on the Nintendo Switch.…