Drew News
List of 6 news stories.
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Global Experience, Local Flavor: Marisa Williams’ Sol Bakery Pop-Up in SF
Marisa Williams '03, a talented pastry chef with experience at top SF bakeries like Tartine and Neighbor Bakehouse, has worked across the globe, from Copenhagen’s Mirabelle to Berlin’s Sofi Bakery. Now back in San Francisco, she runs Sol Bakery, a pop-up at Neighbor Bakehouse offering seasonal, artisanal pastries.Read More -
From Drew School to the Olympic Stage: Alexander Massialas' Inspiring Journey from Student Athlete to U.S. Olympian and Beyond
MarComms Intern, Audrey C. '25, interviews Drew alumni, Alexander Massialas '12, who shares his journey from a young fencing prodigy to a three-time U.S. Olympian and silver medalist. In this interview, Alexander reflects on his Olympic experiences, his time balancing academics and athletics at Drew, and how his dedication to the sport shaped his career. Now the head coach at Stanford, Alexander’s story continues to inspire future generations of fencers.Read More -
Broadcast Media Class Meets Girls Volleyball
Read MoreDrew School's Broadcast Media students kicked off the year with an exciting live stream of the girls' varsity volleyball game. From behind-the-scenes setup to on-air commentary, our budding producers brought the action to screens across the Drew community. Read about this hands-on learning experience from MarComms Intern, Lizzie S. '26! -
Annual Wellness Summit Focuses on Sleep and Mental Health
Bring Change 2 Mind, Drew's student-run mental health awareness club, hosted its annual Wellness Summit.Read More -
Stories We Inherit, Stories We Pass Down, Stories that Empower Change
Students from the Shanti Alliance, Drew’s social justice leadership group, spent part of the February Break attending a Diversity, Equity, Inclusion, and Belonging Conference at Mid-Pacific Institute and Le Jardin Academy on Oʻahu.Read More -
Robotics Rises to the Challenge
Read MoreDrew's very own robotics team is gearing up for its 3rd competition season!
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