On Friday, April 22, the Drew Action Scholars (DAS) hosted their annual Town Hall in the Ehinger Center where first-year Action Scholars presented projects on how they plan to address social issues…
The COVID-19 pandemic has been devastating to the livelihoods of many who have looked to the governments for aid to appease their suffering. The US government gave out stimulus checks to all…
On March 8, Drew announced that they would lift the mask mandate. From then on, masks have no longer been required on campus, including classrooms, unless professors requested students wear them. Although…
Drew offers Community Based Learning (CBL) classes each semester that give students the opportunity to connect academic learning with real world experiences. CBL classes allow students to use what they learn in…
This fall, a new club which focuses on community outreach and cultural empowerment formed at Drew University. The group, called Community for Humanitarian Outreach and Inter-Cultural Empowerment club (CHOICE, for short), was…
Drew University staff and students gathered virtually at an online “Circle of Hope” ceremony on Feb. 3. The event was made to encourage community strength and support for their missing peer, Nepalese…
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) felt out of place during her freshman year at…
by Bongiwe Bongwe, Contributing Writer “We are in the wrong place at the right time,” said co-founder and executive director of the Sisterhood of Salaam Shalom, Sheryl Olitzky. “My greatest hope for…