by Caitlin Shannon, Student Life & Arts Editor April is always a busy month in the Concert Hall and this weekend kicks off the month’s packed schedule with two concerts that shouldn’t…
by Willy Nichter, Contributing Writer On Monday, March 27, the Dorothy Young Center for the Performing Arts was flooded by visitors attending the Center for Holocaust/Genocide Study’s “Holocaust Memorials and Monuments” event,…
by Yasmin Acosta, Center for Internships and Career Development Each year colleges and universities across the country recognize the importance of the student work experience during National Student Employment Week. The National…
by Nina Campli, Contributing Writer With the ever more hostile and confusing political climate today, it can be difficult to determine which of our rights are being expanded, if any, and which…
by Brooke Winters For the past seven years, Republicans have been pledging to repeal the Affordable Care Act, also known as Obamacare. With control of the House of Representatives, the Senate, and…
by Colleen Dabrowski Professor Louis Hamilton, who has been part of the Drew University faculty since 2006, announced on March 22 that he would be leaving his position through an email sent…
by Haley Scheuer On Saturday, March 25, Drew University hosted the Madison Rotary Club’s Annual End Hunger 3.6 Event to help fight hunger in the Madison community and the state of New…
By Jake Levine Drew University officials have announced that until the current “squirrel situation” is solved, the Simon Forum will be closed until further notice. University officials have been scrambling for days,…
By David Giacomini The Department of Veterans Affairs employs over 36,000 doctors and other medical staff, making it the largest healthcare system in the country. That being said, the VA is responsible…
By Anna Gombert While there are many amazing things about Drew, their food options are not one of them. It has come to my attention that options for vegetarian and vegan students…
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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