By Josie Emanuelli The Drew University men’s and women’s tennis teams combined for a complete victory over Susquehanna University on Sunday, April 23. The men defeated the River Hawks with a score of 7-2, while the women increased their winning streak to 13, winning with a score of 8-1. On the men’s side, the Rangers won virtually every singles match apart from the number five … Continue reading Women’s tennis to host playoffs
By Chris Morville Drew’s baseball team has moved forward in their chase for a Landmark Conference playoff spot with a complete three-game sweep of the University of Scranton this past weekend. Throughout the three games, Drew outscored their opponent 25-7, with their largest win coming from a 17-5 score in game two. Drew’s overall record moves to 20-11 and they have put together a four … Continue reading Baseball hopes for playoff chance
By Mateo Maduro Over the weekend, the university’s softball team celebrated three members of the class of 2017 against Scranton University in the Landmark Conference doubleheader. The doubleheader ended in a split with the Rangers winning game two with a score of 3-2. Scranton won the first game 13-2 before the Rangers had a walk-off win in game two in the eighth inning, which now … Continue reading Softball splits against Scranton with playoff hopes still alive
By Christina Christodoulou The women’s lacrosse Rangers picked up an essential pair of Landmark Conference wins over the week, first traveling to beat Moravian College before returning home Wednesday to win a game against the University of Scranton. The 18-11 victory over the Greyhounds was pushed by Theresa Shafron (‘17), who matched her personal career high for five goals in a single game. Piling on … Continue reading Women’s lacrosse aims for playoff spot
By Josie Emanuelli The baseball team dropped their Landmark record to 5-4 as they continued conference play in a three-game series on Friday and Saturday against Moravian College. The Rangers opened with a loss, dropping the game 4-8 Friday before rebounding the next day, winning the first game of the doubleheader 3-1 before the Greyhounds answered back winning the final game of the series 4-17 … Continue reading Baseball dominates in Battle of Madison Ave
by Willy Nichter, Staff Writer On Monday, April 17, the Women’s Concerns, or WoCo, theme house and Volunteer Resource Center hosted a knitting circle in order to knit hats and scarves for the homeless outreach program Family Promise. WoCo is the feminist theme house on campus, and works to educate the community on both womens and gender issues. “A big part of our mission is … Continue reading WoCo and Volunteer Resource Center host knitting circle event
By Kassel Franco Garibay As you are about to enter the History section at the National Museum of African American History and Culture in Washington D.C., a guide explains how the exhibitions are structured. After a short ride in an elevator, the display begins three floors beneath ground level and begins to tell the story of slavery in America from 1400 to 1877. The ceilings … Continue reading White privilege is real
