by Allison Estremera, Staff Writer 2017 is shaping up to be the year anime fans take over. In addition to the announcement of Netflix’s live action adaptation of “Death Note,” anime adaptations…
by Willy Nichter, Staff Writer Tanirah Watson (’18) recently gave an interview with The Drew Acorn regarding the development of her new Pan-African theme house, the UMOJA House. Pan-Africanism is a term…
by Kassel Franco-Garibay, Opinions Editor This year marks the 20th anniversary of the Drew Women and Gender Studies major. To celebrate the anniversary, the department hosted various speakers and events revolving around…
by Taylor Tracy, Staff Writer Between cell phones, laptops, tablets, television and even Snapchat Spectacles, technology forms a complex world around us that can be overwhelming. Contemporary artist Patty Cateura’s work, on…
by Inji Kim On Wednesday, April 5, distinguished biographer Ron Chernow visited the Drew campus as the final Thomas H. Kean Visiting Lecturer of the 2016-2017 academic year. Though Chernow has shed…
by Brooke Winters On Tuesday, March 4, the Drew Honduras Project (DHP) hosted a dinner and auction event in Crawford Hall to help raise funds for their volunteer projects in the Dominican…
by Haley Scheuer If she is not teaching in the Hall of Sciences or Brother’s College, Dr. Linda Van Blerkom can be found on the second floor of Faulkner House. This home…
It’s not everyday that an eleven-year-old kid picks up and reads an 800-page book, let alone one about a historical figure. But this is exactly the case with Ron Chernow’s book “Hamilton”.…
By Jake Levine When it rains, it pours at Drew University. Water cascades throughout campus in a choppy, rough manner that deposits a mixture of dirt, filth and waste throughout various…
By Christina Christodoulou Drew University’s softball team was unable to break their losing streak as they dropped a doubleheader against New York University. The team currently has a record of 3-13, which…
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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