“Something needs to change,” a speaker beckoned, “we are all very similar.” Last Wednesday, Associate Professor and Chair of Art History Rita Keane and Professor of French and Chair of the French…
Kyla Moutenot (’18) “I usually ask people to guess my ethnicity. Whenever they ask me, I tell them to guess instead. I’ve gotten a wide range of guesses. I’ve gotten Hawaiian and…
Empathy and determination form the makings of an acclaimed writer. This was affirmed by Irish novelist and short-story writer Colum McCann’s visit to the Forest for the first of this semester’s Writers@Drew…
The semester is back in full swing, and even three weeks in, it is easy to feel buried by work and commitments. Lucky for Drew students, we have a team working to…
Each year, the Concert Hall invites professional musicians who have recorded in our hall to give a concert with the da Camera concert series. To start off this year’s series is the…
The Forest has become a literal zoo with the help of the new Drew Zoo application. The app, which launched this summer, encourages Drewids to attend on-campus events in order to gain…
Are you aca-ready? Because this weekend is Back to Classes Jam and all of Drew’s ensembles are ready to show you what they’ve got. Each group is armed with new members and…
The Folio includes panels and First Folios from Folger Shakespeare Library in Washington D.C., home of the largest collection of the folios. The folio will be showcased on the ground floor of…
By Caitlin Shannon For the past three years, the Mellon Arts and the Common Good Grant has funded a variety of interdisciplinary projects and performances. For its last year, the Mellon Arts…
The art has arrived on campus. It is “here,” the title of the current exhibition in the Korn Gallery featuring paintings and drawings by artist Sangram Majumdar.…