Don’t be surprised if Theo School people appear bereft these days. They’re losing Maxine Beach, their warm and graceful guru, to retirement.

Tiphanie Yanique kicks off her first book tour at Mead Hall.

The occasionally apoplectic Emmy Award–winning writer Kevin Murphy C’89 on Hollywood, George W. Bush and baking pies for The Other End.

A new course is producing theater unlike anything else done before at Drew.

Jill Cermele C’92 never imagined she’d teach young women to defend themselves. But her seminar on gender violence has become a big hit.

Daniel Uhagaze T’08 escaped Rwanda’s genocidal madness, fleeing to the safety of a refugee camp. But that was before he was branded a Tutsi spy, stabbed and left for dead.

Drew reception April 23; performances run through May 8.