On Jan. 1, 202, Drew University became a smoke-free campus. As such, the school implemented policies prohibiting the use and possession of smoke-related substances. This includes tobacco and nicotine products and e-cigarettes…
It was a sunny day with a slight breeze, an enjoyable atmosphere with the fall season arriving just days prior to Drew’s Fall Fest. On Sept. 25, Drew University Student Engagement and…
On Friday Sept. 17, Professor Rory Mulligan, who teaches the Drew Seminar “Scary Movies and Cultural Unease,” hosted the first of four public screenings of one of the class’s studied films. The…
This year, new student orientation didn’t end before the semester began. It ended after a multi-week mental health program. Once a week, for four weeks, first-years were encouraged to meet with student…
Acorns rained down on students as The Forest waited in anticipation for families to visit. This past weekend, parents were welcomed back to campus for the first time since the start of…
Many Drewids have decided to continue their online learning from home this semester due to a variety of reasons – from not feeling comfortable with returning, to simply not wanting to pay…
by Nina Campli, Assistant Student Life & Arts Editor This week’s Foraging in the Forest focus is once again on the arts, but a different branch: music. If you have not heard…
by Willy Nichter, Staff Writer On Wednesday, January 31, spoken word poet Melissa Lozada-Oliva read a variety of her poems to an attentive audience of Drew students. Lozada-Oliva, a graduate student living…
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 If you’ve stopped by the Korn Gallery recently you’ve probably noticed that it’s a bit more full than usual. That’s because currently the Korn…