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Imagine this: you are a prisoner of war after a skirmish fought between your small central Mexican village and the mighty Aztec Empire. As you step up towards the blood stained-altar of Tenochtitlan’s Great Temple, you accept today as your last. While your blood is to be spilled for the Aztec god Huitzilopochtli, your flesh...
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To read more on the awards received by this year’s group of award recipients, visit the alumni achievements page on Drew’s website. For the past five years, Drew University has held its traditional Ranger Reunion weekend as a way to bring together multiple generations of graduates and celebrate their successes. This custom stood firm when...
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For years, being a New York Giants fan has required patience, loyalty and an ability to survive disappointment. Season after season fans have found the Giants having a chance, yet falling behind when needed. Every year, the Giants coaching staff and players provide the fans hopes and dreams with a new sense of talent entering...
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Drew University students were given the opportunity to explore Latin American art, history and culture through a Latin Craft Night hosted by the Art History Club and ARIEL, with funding from Student Engagement, on Oct. 15. The event combined a presentation on influential Latin American artists and artistic traditions with hands-on crafting activities and foo
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On Oct. 9, Drew University students were given the opportunity to experience the world of Broadway auditions through a workshop hosted by award-winning director and choreographer Susan Stroman. From 3:15 p.m. to 6 p.m., students were introduced to the audition process through discussions and hands-on activities led by Stroman and theater professionals Jesse
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Despite a rocky start to the 2026-27 season, Drew’s women’s volleyball team has a lot to celebrate with four players reaching career milestones. These four include Aidyn Stone (’28), Alyssa Rachwal (’27), Victoria Latino (’27) and Lindsey Mills (’28). This comes after a major offseason for the Rangers where they welcomed 12 freshmen: the previously...
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