The Making of a Doctor

January 17, 2013 | by | Filed under: College of Liberal Arts,Featured,Students | Tags:

Yasmine Mourad ’13 is determined to become an emergency room physician after having spent a semester observing at Morristown Medical Center. Here is her story.

Surge of Compassion

January 15, 2013 | by | Filed under: College of Liberal Arts,Into the Forest,Students | Tags:

After Hurricane Sandy, Drewids really put the work in “homework.”

The Story Is Telling

September 24, 2012 | by | Filed under: College of Liberal Arts | Tags:

For prospective undergrads, Drew fine-tunes the definition of what it has done well all along.

The U.N. Semester at 50

September 17, 2012 | by | Filed under: College of Liberal Arts,Featured | Tags:

Born of sudden inspiration (and rescued by the mother of a poli-sci major), Drew’s U.N. Semester has given students a front-row seat to major world events spanning a half-century.

Getting Centered

September 20, 2011 | by | Filed under: Alumni,Campus,College of Liberal Arts |

The Ehingers will be the first College of Liberal Arts alumni to have a campus building named for them.

Drew Remembers

September 20, 2011 | by | Filed under: Alumni,College of Liberal Arts,Students |

On 9/11, an ordinary commute for the U.N. Semester turned out to be anything but.

Words to the Wise

September 20, 2011 | by | Filed under: College of Liberal Arts,Students |

The Class of 2011 offers sage advice to incoming first-year students.

There’s a Map for That

September 20, 2011 | by | Filed under: College of Liberal Arts,Faculty |

An unlikely pair of scholars is bringing crowdsourcing to scholarship on the Middle Ages.

The Lost Concerto

September 20, 2011 | by | Filed under: College of Liberal Arts,Faculty,Featured |

Trevor Weston rescues a decades-old piece by an African-American composer.

You Commit to What You Believe

September 19, 2011 | by | Filed under: Campus,College of Liberal Arts,Students,Theological School |

The Embrace of Difference We asked Arvolyn Hill, author of an ambitious Acorn series about racial diversity at Drew, to explain what writing it taught her. By Arvolyn Hill C’11 I remember reading in The Acorn my first year about how my class was the most racially diverse yet at Drew. As diversity continued to [...]

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