To see campus through the lens of senior Patty Rentschler is to enter a heightened reality where drama reigns and the mundane becomes mesmerizing.

How a long-forgotten TV show in the United Methodist Archives grabbed the attention of the Baseball Hall of Fame.

I’m truly excited by Drew’s ongoing development of a new strategic plan. I know, I know. “Strategic plan” is one of those concepts with all the excitement of counting dots on acoustical ceiling tile.

Methodist Kah-Jin Jeffrey Kuan arrives as the new dean of the Theological School.

A quick guide to six socially engaged efforts that weave together classroom learning and the betterment of society.

Caspersen Dean Richard Greenwald appears in a new PBS documentary about the horrific Triangle Factory fire.

Miya Carey slid into the satin-and-lace history of African-American cotillions, thanks to the new Leavell-Oberg Fellowship.

Toes clenched, the vividly costumed dancer’s feet thump the stage with a driving, percussive beat in Kathakali, or story play, from South India.

Up-and-coming tween novelists Josh Berk and Aaron Starmer, both C’98, didn’t know each other at Drew, but that didn’t stop us from asking them to interview each other.

The Major League Lacrosse 2010 MVP and Offensive Player of the Year on playing for the Boston Cannons, beating cancer and coaching at Drew.

The wrap on fall sports at Drew.

Actor Jonathan Randell Silver C’07 talks about landing the role of Harpo Marx in The Most Ridiculous Thing You Ever Hoid in New York last fall.

Melissa Tooley spent last summer at the White House, part of her plan to address poverty issues.

Drew alumna lands a teaching post at Harvard Divinity School.

Decadent goodies from the Psychology Department’s annual bake-off.

A student on the Drew International Seminar in the United Arab Emirates reflects on what he learned.

The New Jersey Society of Professional Journalists recognizes work by two Drew freelancers.

A meeting with Nasser Saidi sheds light on the United Arab Emirates and other emerging economies.

Carlos Yordán, who co-teaches the Drew International Seminar in the UAE, analyzes how Dubai and Abu Dhabi are shaping themselves into world-class cities.

I sat down to listen to students discuss the pros and cons of the United Arab Emirates’ two largest—and rapidly growing—cities.

An itinerary to help those following the DIS in the UAE know where we’ve been and where we’re headed.

Danielle Kaminski C’12 heads to the movies to learn more about Emirati culture.

Curtis Fornarotto, one of the students on the UAE Drew International Seminar (DIS), hits the rewind button and discusses his impressions on first arriving in Dubai, where the DIS started.

In a whirlwind two days, students continue to deepen their understanding of what makes Abu Dhabi tick.

Today’s tour: A visit to a palace fit for a sheik

Students go inside the agencies that are planning the UAE’s energy future.