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So much for the virtue of staying silent. Several public figures have stepped in it recently by oversharing or making moves they simply didn’t have to make. The list has become so long that it feels less like they’ve committed a series of unforced errors and more like an entire unforced era. The complete rundown […]
So much for the virtue of staying silent. Several public figures have stepped in it recently by oversharing or making moves they simply didn’t have to make. The list has become so long that it feels less like they’ve committed a series of unforced errors and more like an entire unforced era. The complete rundown […]
Drew Wilds ’21 completed her academic career at the College of Saint Benedict with a capstone that earned Distinguished Thesis honors. She was one of just nine seniors whose efforts were highlighted from a three-semester-long independent research or creative project, indicating her contribution was above and beyond expectations. Now in her second year at Loyola […]
J. Drew Lanham, Alumni Distinguished Professor of Wildlife Ecology at Clemson University, MacArthur Fellow, and author of The Home Place: Memoirs of a Colored Man’s Love Affair with Nature, will deliver the Bates College Commencement address on Sunday, May 28. Lanham, who will receive an honorary Doctor of Science degree, will be joined by three […]
Tags: Caspersen, events, gradschool, students, Theological School, Theological School Homepage Drew University Hosts 10th Annual Dean Hopper Conference Exploring “Modes of Belonging: Kinship, Exile, and Translation”
The U.S. Open Tennis social media admins woke up and chose violence today. SportsCenter tweeted a “cold-blooded” video of a wicked between-the-legs serve from Nick Kyrgios against Stefanos Tsitsipas during a third round match at Wimbledon. While most of tennis Twitter raved about the play, one fan was not as amused,
Tags: Accolades, Professors, Student Success, Theological School, Theological School Homepage Drew Theological School Celebrates Student Achievement 48 students earned awards at the annual Honor Convocation
A Black manager of a Dunkin’ shop in Tampa, Fla., who fatally punched a 77-year-old white customer last year after he repeatedly used a racial slur in addressing him was sentenced this week to two years of house arrest, prosecutors said. The employee, Corey Pujols, who was originally charged with manslaughter, pleaded guilty to the […]
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