As part of their First Year Seminar course, nearly 40 Drake students visited Great Ape Trust of Iowa and will apply what they learned at the trust to their writing and class discussions.
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COLLEGE OF BUSINESS AND PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION NEWS
Drake alumnus William R. Watson, GR'01, has turned to summer college interns to help enhance Urbandale High School's athletic department and its surrounding community.
COLLEGE OF PHARMACY AND HEALTH SCIENCES NEWS
In its second year, Drake University's health sciences major is proving to be more popular with 63 students enrolled in the program this year compared to 47 from the previous year.
LAW SCHOOL NEWS
Cathy Lesser Mansfield epitomizes the Renaissance law professor. She's a nationally recognized expert on subprime and predatory lending who wrote an opera, "The Sparks Fly Upward," which will premiere on Nov. 8.
SCHOOL OF EDUCATION NEWS
Drake's School of Education recently unveiled a new exhibit of art and essays created by troubled adolescents who reside at the Iowa Juvenile Home.
SCHOOL OF JOURNALISM AND MASS COMMUNICATION NEWS
Drake will team with the National Press Club, the world's leading professional organization for journalists, to co-host a panel on the future of journalism featuring key industry leaders on Wednesday, Oct. 29.
ATHLETICS NEWS
Drake basketball season tickets on sale; and Former Drake runner 2nd at USA Men's Marathon Championships.
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Drake professor to examine lessons from the Holocaust, genocide
Holocaust scholar and Drake University Professor of Law Cathy Lesser Mansfeld will present "The Sparks Fly Upward: Learning about the Holocaust, Defying Genocide."
Law students see Chief Justice John Roberts Jr. up close and personal
The head of the nation's highest tribunal spent a full day at Drake, meeting with students and faculty and delivering the Opperman Lecture.