150th Anniversary Edition.

“The Forest and its University endure.” So they have, in the words of Drew historian John Cunningham C’38—and for 150 years. The ideals of Drew’s founders and the serenity of Drew’s forest are forever immutable. And from that stability generations of students have drawn the confidence to grow and change—as has Drew itself. The institution nestled in the oak woodland west of Bottle Hill started as a Methodist seminary and has evolved to become a prestigious liberal arts university with three schools of distinct yet complementary missions. The students sheltered there, once seminarians preparing to ride the circuit, are now men and women learning to navigate a world without borders. Like its oaks, Drew endures—rooted in its past while reaching toward its future.

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