Not a single member of the Drew community is a stranger to living through a pandemic. COVID-19 swept through all of our lives and gave us all food for thought. The Drew…
The University Pub, like all of the best social spaces, both past and present, is the product of Drewids’ commitment to crafting the campus culture they want to see. Today, the Pub…
For 46 years, legally sanctioned apartheid gripped South Africa and laid the groundwork for political unrest. The story of state-sanctioned racial segregation would become global news and spark an international movement that…
Underneath Sitterly on the far side of campus, behind a door that has been locked for years, there is a secret coffee house that has sat defunct for 19 years. The dusty…
Moving away from home to a new town, state or country to a small plot of land hidden in the woods is quite the transition. Collectively, we all get caught up in…
When I first thought of the idea for this column following my freshman year, I anticipated reporting on small stories about quirky Drew history. I did a fair bit of reporting on…
My editors typically get on my ass about word count, so for their sake, this week’s article will be shorter. Teddy told me I could make it longer, but it’s not too…
World War II had an unintended consequence for those on the homefront—an uprooting of traditional gender roles. Drew was not left untouched by such dramatic change. In 1943, the first female students…
On December 8, 1941, in response to the attack on Pearl Harbor, President Franklin Delano Roosevelt addressed the American public, famously declaring the day as “a date that will live in infamy.”…
Drew University is home to over 400 international students, with an undergraduate student body representing over 50 countries from around the globe. These students of diverse cultural backgrounds have immeasurably added to…