The statistics for alcohol and substance abuse at Drew decreased 21 percent this semester, making it the largest reduction in years, according to an analysis conducted by Associate Dean of Campus Life and Student Affairs Frank Merckx.
The Rangers looked to win back-to-back games as the Farleigh Dickinson University Devils made their way down Madison Avenue and into The Forest after a win over City College New York earlier in the week. It was an exciting opening to the season for the Drew University Women’s Basketball Team. They have knocked off two tough competitors and are already 2-0 early in the season.
Drew University’s 3rd Annual Talent Show took place yesterday night in front of an enthusiastic crowd in the University Center. The Educational Opportunity Scholars Student Council sponsored the show, with proceeds going toward the New Jersey Chapter of the Lupus Foundation. The event was a great opportunity for Drew students to show off their many unique skills and abilities to the rest of the community and to a huge crowd. Some performers were from outside of the school, nonetheless, everyone involved had something unique and entertaining to offer.
Drew University’s campus is suddenly interested in the policies that rule it, mostly because they relate to the hours in which students can party. Drew is a small school and student activity seems close to none. However, changing quiet hours in response to the events of Halloween has even the most apathetic students taking a stand. President Weisbuch has been raising the issue of student apathy since his poorly attended University address. The administration remains perplexed by the student apathy.
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