By David Giacomini With the semester coming to an end, college students have many more immediate things to worry about than keeping up with the news. But the last few weeks have…
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By Matthew Ludak When I opened my email and read that the Black Lives Matter sign, which had been on display in Seminary Hall, had been vandalized, I was many things, but…
On The New York Times’ Evening Briefing of April 25, the newspaper highlighted key stories of Trump’s Muslim Travel Ban, Colin Kaepernick and female Olympian rights. Thirty minutes later, almost in perfect…
Josephine Emanuelli The women’s lacrosse team beat one of their last Landmark Conference opponents, Goucher College, on April 21, leaving them with one game left to determine their playoff fate. The Rangers…
By: Nina Campli, Assistant Editor of Student Life and Arts Photos Courtesy of: Marc Randall For the last Foraging in the Forest of the semester, we head back to the Music Wing…
By Laura Archer, Staff Writer Photographer: Laura Archer New York City’s first Patches and Pins Expo took place over the weekend on Saturday, April 21. The event was held in the Metropolitan…
By: Nina Campli, Assistant Editor of Student Life and Arts Pictures Courtesy of Communications This past week the Concert Hall was filled with the sounds of the many amazing ensembles of Drew…
Josephine Emanuelli The men’s and women’s golf teams competed in their final tournaments before Landmark Conference championships. The women placed seventh overall in the Ithaca Invitational in Ithaca, NY on April 22,…
Christina Christodoulou The Drew University men’s baseball team was swept in a doubleheader against Scranton on Saturday, April 21. The Rangers scored three runs in the first inning of the first game…
By: Willy Nichter, Staff Writer Photographer: Willy Nichter At 7 p.m. on Tuesday, April 24, the Ehinger Center lounge became host to Nutella Night, an event sponsored by the Cultural Italian-American Organization,…
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What’s the fascination with the new Isolation Sensation? The all-new a capella competition, “Isolation Sensation,” presented by Drew’s three a cappella groups, On A Different Note,…
by Jamie Connors As a Latina attending a predominantly white institution (48.6% white, 10.3% Hispanic/Latino, 9.64% Black adn 4.77% Asian, according to datausa.com), Gabriella Ramirez (’23)…
By: Nina Campli, Assistant Editor of Student Life and Arts Photos Courtesy of: Marc Randall For the last Foraging in the Forest of the semester, we…
By Laura Archer, Staff Writer Photographer: Laura Archer New York City’s first Patches and Pins Expo took place over the weekend on Saturday, April 21. The…
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Ajay Sah, a junior at Drew University, was reported missing to campus authorities the afternoon of Thursday, January 21. Friends report last seeing Sah two days prior, at approximately 8:00 p.m. on…
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By Ryman Curtis On Saturday, April 21, the lawn between Hoyt Hall and the Ehinger Center was transformed into a medieval fairground. MedFest, That Medieval Thing’s annual event, is one of Drew…
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By Ben Slattery Barbara Pierce Bush was remembered Saturday, April 21, for her strong character and sharp wit which led her to become one of the most popular first ladies in U.S.…
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By Colleen Dabrowski Nineteen states have been affected by an outbreak of Escherichia coli, also known as E. coli, that Center for Disease Control (CDC) officials link to romaine lettuce harvested in…
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By Anna Gombert This past week, on April 20, the new Greenery behind Brother’s College officially opened. The space includes benches, potted flowers, native plants, garden decorations, tables and chairs. The team…
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By Michael McCurry On April 20, Drew students went to the polls to select next year’s upperclassmen Student Government Senators. Ballots were cast online by logging onto path.drew.edu from the hours of…
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By Michael McCurry The Department of Education’s Office for Civil Rights has started rejecting hundreds of civil rights complaints that they consider burdensome to the office in accordance with a new protocol.…
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By Max Felsenstein The oldest person in the world, Nabi Tajima, passed away on Saturday in Akari, Japan at the age of 117. She was the last known person born in the…
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By Ryman Curtis In the early morning hours of Saturday, 105 missiles lit up the skies of Syria. The missiles, launched by a coalition of the U.S., British and French militaries, were…
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By Mel Dikert April 16 through April 22 marks Drew University’s fifth annual Community Action Week, a whole week dedicated to activities and educational opportunities that allow people to learn about and…
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Throughout history, men have felt entitled to women’s bodies. Today, this entitlement often translates to the sharing of pictures of genitalia, especially without invitation. After a couple of conversations surrounding the topic of so-called dick pics, The Acorn decided to…
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