Drew Roosevelt Network, founded in 2020, supports student-led policy campaigns for accessibility and equality on campus as well as at local and state levels. DRN creates opportunities for aspiring policy makers, educators,…
Throughout the past year, many beloved staff members in Residential Life departed from Drew, opening doors for fresh faces to come in and make their mark. Among them is Monica Madera, the…
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: Willy Nichter, Staff Writer Photo Courtesy of: Pangea House Drew University offers a unique take on the communal living experience with its various theme houses. From WoCo to Umoja, each one…
by Caitlin Shannon, Student Life & Arts Editor Monday night Dominican-American author Junot Díaz, a New York Times best seller and National Book Award finalist, came and spoke at Drew as part…
By Caitlin Shannon, Student Life and Arts Editor The United States as we know them today would be completely different if it were not for the contributions of Latinx throughout our history.…
by Nina Campli, Contributing Writer “A well read woman is a dangerous creature”– Lisa Kleypas Women’s Herstory month continued at Drew with the Wake the F* Up (*Feminism) Open Mic night which…
by Laura Archer, Contributing Writer Did you enjoy the programming offered around campus for Black History Month? Then you’ll be happy to hear that the Office of Student Engagement is launching a…
By Anna Gombert On Monday night, Student Government hosted a meeting of the CLA Diversity and Inclusion Committee. The meeting was led by Student Government President Jared Sutton (’18), and co-chair of…
by Aliyah Kiesler A student-run forum on religious views and concerns at Drew was held in Seminary Hall on Monday, Oct. 24. With representatives from religious organizations from both the Drew and…