By: Melissa Levinsky

Just as the forecast predicted, a thick blanket of snow covered Drew University on Wednesday, Feb. 10. The snow, which started on Tuesday evening, resulted in classes being canceled on Wednesday and a 1 p.m. delayed opening yesterday....

By: Hanna Kristin Jrad

The Drew campus has seen many arrests in the past few months....

By: Geoffrey Edelstein

Drew University hosted a faculty panel on Haiti and the gobal efforts to aid the recent earthquake victims. Roughly 30 students and faculty attended the discussion Tuesday in the Learning Center....

By: Hanna Kristin Jrad

A recent analysis of all grades given in the College of Liberal Arts at Drew University conducted by Associate Dean of the College and Associate Professor of Classics John Muccigrosso revealed that 40 percent of awarded grades are ‘A’s.’...

By: Emma Entis-Lilienfeld

Giving has gone up at Drew University from alumni, parents and friends of the University. The Department of Development and Alumni Relations is responsible for all giving to the University, except for specific grants that faculty write on their own....

By: Amy Wheeler

A steady flow of classical musicians want to perform in the Dorothy Young Center for the Arts Concert Hall, which many claim to have perfect acoustics. Recently, the university shared this space with a Drew alumnus....

By: Victoria Mulligan

Jersey Shore fans out there—who isn’t one?—be relieved to know that MTV has chosen the next location for the cast to conquer. According to The Huffington Post, the cast will start filming season two in Miami Beach. I’m excited, but...

By: Steven Graboski

Players watch the red dice hit the green table, anticipating their chosen numbers to show on the squares’ top faces. A man in a suit throws a silver ball into the spinning roulette, men and women following its path with rapid eye movement. Last Frid...

By: Dana Lenoir

The Drew University Korn Gallery was transformed into a land of whimsical wonderment and possibility. Through March 5, Don Porcaro’s “Mystic Mavericks” will be on display in the Dorothy Young Center for the Arts. Sculptures of wildly ima...

By: Steven Graboski

At Back to Classes Jam this semester, three of Drew’s a cappella groups showed that you do not need to be in a super group to use music for a charitable cause. Last Saturday, 36 Madison Avenue, On a Different Note and All of the Above performed thei...

By: Catherine Costigan

What’s the deal with The Space? In the past, it was a hotspot for late night snacking, yet no food has been served there since last school year. Clubs and organizations occasionally host events and talks there, but the room is often empty. ...

By: Sophia Maiorano

When hallway decorations turn pink and red with hearts and the Bookstore is out of cards, Drew University knows it is time for Valentine’s Day. Since the holiday falls on a Sunday, the possibilities for a romantic day are endless. Whether they plan ...

By: Jonathan Estis

This week, the Theatre Arts Department and the Drew University Dramatic Society are presenting two one-act-plays: “The Boundary” and “Sleep Study.” Each tackles a different subject with very different approaches, creating a varied ...

By: Neal Day

The Super Bowl was a fun time for many Drew University students.  There were small parties held all around campus, but the main event took place in The Space.  Dozens of students filled the cozy room and were greeted with balloons, soda, popcorn...

By: Jasmine Prokscha

So we’ve all seen the shiny new equipment in the weight room, and the shiny new treadmills with their shiny new monitors. Many of the weight room attendants have noticed a definite increase in the number of students. After all, the better the equipm...

By: Rebecca Ruppert

Drew University students are no strangers to fitness. Many students play varsity, club sports, participate in intramurals, or just like to work out on the new equipment in the fitness room. While those options are great, they aren’t the only ways to...

By: Jasmine Prokscha

Danielle Barber (’12) is a Business Studies major and a Sociology minor. When she graduates, she plans on getting her personal training certification and opening up her own gym in the New York City area. The Acorn sat down with Barber to talk about ...

By: Cristina LaBrutto

Last Wednesday, President Obama stated that in the aftermath of the worst recession since the Great Depression, the “worst of the storm has passed.”  While I praise President Obama for going on the offensive in his first major State of th...

By: Corey Swika-Post

What does it mean to be queer on Valentine’s Day? That’s a tricky question, and no one’s answer is good enough. Valentine’s Day is a very divided holiday—many people use it as an excuse to get a gift or an overload of chocola...

By: Dominique Wilburn

I love Drew. The professors, the extra-curricular activities and the students here have made me a better person and presented me with once-in-a-lifetime opportunities. However, my deep love and devotion toward this institution has not blinded me to its fl...