If you own a television, chances are you’ve heard the sonorous voice that promos shows CSI Miami, Dateline NBC and The Wire. It belongs to Brad Abelle (pronounced “able”), voiceover artist extraordinaire.

A new sociology class pushes boundaries in an unexpected setting: a women’s prison.

“Martin Luther King Jr. would come have dinner with us—our families were friends for three generations. I thought of him as a friend, an older brother,” says William Gray. It would turn out to be an auspicious relationship—in 1966, when Gray graduated from Drew’s Theological School, King installed him as senior minister of the Union Baptist Church in Montclair, N.J.

A new art professor creates landscapes that aren’t frozen in their frames.

For Shamila Kohestani, the Taliban isn’t a story on the 11 o’clock news, but the very people who kept her out of school for years on end. Now at Drew, she’s racing to make up for lost time.

1966 Chad and Jeremy (September 24) Judy Collins (September 30) 1967 Eric Burdon & The Animals (March 3) The Lovin’ Spoonful (May 6) Judy Collins (September 30) The Four Tops (November 3) 1968 The Who (March 19) Richie Havens (May 3) The Jefferson Airplane/Earth Opera (October 4) Iron Butterfly (November 16) 1969 Family/Jerry Jeff Walker [...]