While Drew makes a good effort to address the different needs of its student body, there is still a long road to travel in order to make sure that, regardless of whether…
By Hannah Bouchard I have heard plenty of talk about the tuition decrease and was excited at first, but soon after began thinking: “It was bound to happen eventually.” I mean that.…
By Anna Gombert On Sunday, September 10, President Baenninger sent out a campus wide email, announcing the university’s plan to reset tuition, reducing it by 20 percent. The news was then shared…
By Abby Mullen From Wikipedia Since September 4, NASA’s Solar Dynamics Observatory has detected the start of a series of solar flares. The first flare was an X2.2 flare and the second…
By Hannah Bouchard Image from newsweek.com On Thursday, September 7, an 8.2 magnitude earthquake hit the southern coast of Mexico, making it the strongest earthquake to strike Mexico in a century since…
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By Ellie Kreidie In 2015, Governor Alejandro Garcia Padilla confirmed publicly that Puerto Rico’s debt was “not payable” and if the government was not able to successfully grow the economy, the country…
By Maïmouna Kanté From Apple Every year, the world waits for Apple to reveal its new products. Attached to our screens, many of us wait impatiently for the reveal and the next…
Christina Christodoulou The Drew University women’s soccer team achieved back-to-back victories this week, improving their record to 4-2. The first win of the week came on September 10, with a thrilling overtime…
by Laura Archer, Staff Writer Madison’s very own independent coffee shop, Drip, is the one spot every Drew student must visit at one point during their academic career. One of the best…
Drew saw one of the largest political events held in years at Esperanza’s peaceful protest from 12-3 p.m. on Thursday, April 23, 2026. With approximately 200…
On a sold-out third show, dancers from the Class of 2026 came together for a bittersweet final piece of this semester’s dance show, “Freeform: The Architecture…
On an overcast morning, prop weapons and set pieces were hurriedly rushed inside the Great Hall from Hoyt Lawn while rain poured down. Despite the weather,…
Drew happily witnessed the revamping of the art history club earlier this year. Under the direction of the new club president Madeline Koory (‘27), the art…
The semester is wrapping up, which means that it is time to honor a tradition that The Acorn has upheld for years. At the end of every year, we honor the work the graduating members have done here at The…
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