Students gathered in Harvey Ingham 104 on a Friday afternoon as executives from some of the nations leading professional organizations shared stories of their (sometimes winding) career paths — and the pearls of wisdom they’ve discovered along the way.
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Journalism Days celebrates career opportunities
Drake's School of Journalism and Mass Communications hosted a weeklong series of professional development and networking sessions proved what an exciting time it is to pursue a career in communications.
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Building relationships over brunch
Bulldog alumnae strengthened bonds this fall over brunches held in Chicago and Minneapolis.
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Old School Photo: Greek revival
Sigma Alpha Epsilon brothers’ legacy will be a new home for future members. Contributions to the project spanned 72 pledge classes.
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DU in the News: November
Drake on PBS’ Nightly Business Report; distinctlyDrake featured in Inside Higher Ed
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A legacy of leadership
The Donald V. Adams Leadership Academy has reached a new milestone and donor generosity is providing funding for the future.
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Drake named healthiest university in Iowa
This fall, Drake University was awarded the “Healthy Iowa” designation by the Academy for a Healthy Iowa. The award celebrates the wellness initiatives of schools, organizations and individuals in the state.
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Global Kilimanjaro Bowl documentary to air on CBS Sports Network
In addition to featuring game footage, the documentary showcases the service efforts of the student athletes working in orphanages, wildlife safari outings and the climb to the summit of Mount Kilimanjaro.
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Five things you should know about running a successful fundraising campaign
John P. Smith, vice president for Alumni and Development, shared insights learned through distinctlyDrake, which reached its financial midpoint this fall.
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Drake University names Deborah Newsom Vice President Of Business and Finance/Treasurer
Reporting to the President, Newsom will lead the Business and Finance Division, which includes approximately 20 essential operating functions and 360 employees. She will oversee a University budget of approximately $125 million, an endowment portfolio in excess of $150 million and a 140-acre physical plant with 60 buildings.