Mahmoud Hamad, who was raised in Egypt, says his students appreciate the opportunity to learn from someone from a different cultural and religious background.
Author: Carl Olsen (Carl Olsen)
Drake choirs to celebrate American, Canadian composers
Titled "Beyond Borders: A North American Partnership," the concert will include performances by all four of the University's choral ensembles.
Drake hosts third year of ‘Carnage in the Corn’ stage combat workshop
Endorsed by the Society of American Fight Directors, the workshop will teach participants the art of single sword, sword and shield and unarmed combat techniques.
Drake Law selected to host summer diversity program
Drake University Law School is one of two U.S. law schools selected competitively to host a 2011 Summer Regional Institute for the Council on Legal Education Opportunities (CLEO).
First ‘Cleanin’ out the DogHouse’ winners announced
Drake University students, faculty and staff members collected more than 13.8 tons of trash and 27.4 tons of recyclable materials.
Drake celebrates Entrepreneurship Week with networking, speaker
Drake graduate Robbie Melton will present "Ideas, Invention, Innovation: Do You Have What it Takes to be an Entrepreneur?"
Drake Law wins one of two national law school diversity programs
Forty minority and economically disadvantaged students from across the nation will come to Drake for the 2011 Summer Regional Institute.
Drake athletic officials visit Mexico in preparation for historic football game in Africa
Head football coach Chris Creighton will find out what Drake's historic visit to Tanzania for the Global Kilimanjaro Bowl holds in store on the football field following a visit to Mexico this weekend.
Drake saxophone professor to perform faculty recital
James Romain, associate professor saxophone, will be accompanied by fellow Drake faculty members at a concert featuring an eclectic program.
Informational sessions set for Teach in China Program
Afternoon and evening sessions will be held Nov. 18 and Dec. 8.