By Christina Christodoulou The women’s lacrosse Rangers picked up an essential pair of Landmark Conference wins over the week, first traveling to beat Moravian College before returning home Wednesday to win a…
By Josie Emanuelli The baseball team dropped their Landmark record to 5-4 as they continued conference play in a three-game series on Friday and Saturday against Moravian College. The Rangers opened with…
by Willy Nichter, Staff Writer On Monday, April 17, the Women’s Concerns, or WoCo, theme house and Volunteer Resource Center hosted a knitting circle in order to knit hats and scarves for…
by Caitlin Shannon, Student Life & Arts Editor The end of April is arguably the craziest time of the year for any college student, and doubly so for music students. In addition…
by Laura Archer, Staff Writer On Monday, Senior Civic Scholar Danielle Dorvil hosted the event “Immigration: Bridging the Cultural Gaps.” The purpose of the event was to inform both domestic and international…
by Nina Campli, Staff Writer Did you get woc(k)en up (by feminism) during the Woman of Color Arts Initiative? Everyone at The Drew Acorn certainly did. It was created by Ivy Wong…
By Kassel Franco Garibay As you are about to enter the History section at the National Museum of African American History and Culture in Washington D.C., a guide explains how the exhibitions…
By Alexa Young Writer’s note: I have tried to keep spoilers at bay in the following piece. While I do discuss some major themes I have kept most major characters and plot…
By Jake Levine In his declaration that “Hell is other people,” Sartre articulated the power others hold in shaping and determining the perception of us that holds in the public eye.…
By T.J. Chiang Recently, Governor Cuomo announced that college will be tuition free at New York state colleges-namely, SUNY and CUNY schools. Ironically, at the same time, I was reading Strapped: Why…
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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