Sally Beisser, associate professor of education, has been selected to participate in this summer's Oxford Round Table in Oxford, England.
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SCHOOL OF JOURNALISM AND MASS COMMUNICATIONS NEWS
Although the Drake Relays broadcast isn't an official class offered at Drake, students are using the opportunity to put their knowledge and skills learned in the classroom to use. And that's exactly what Drake Broadcasting System has been doing for 20 years now with this year's broadcast marking the 20th anniversary of the student-run production.
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COLLEGE OF PHARMACY AND HEALTH SCIENCES NEWS
Drake students recently participated in Drake's Next Top Entrepreneur Competition, a challenge allowing them the opportunity to showcase their creativity skills and health-care related innovations.
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ATHLETICS NEWS
Women's basketball team enjoys sensational season; Bulldogs chalk up No. 39 extending win streak in 7-0 victory over Bradley; and Drake Relays tickets on sale.
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Davis named Associated Press coach of the year
Head Men's Basketball Coach Keno Davis was selected The Associated Press college basketball coach of the year Friday.
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Drake Observatory program to explore ‘Very Weird Stars’
The free series of public presentations at the Drake Municipal Observatory will continue with a program on "Very Weird Stars" at 8 p.m.
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Pan American Festival features music of Calle Sur
Drake will commemorate the 118th anniversary of the Organization of American States with a Pan American Day Celebration in Olmsted Center.
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Drake Fine Arts Trio to perform free concert
Drake's Fine Arts Trio will perform two of the most beloved masterpieces by Beethoven and Brahms in a free concert.
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Beautiful Bulldog Contest reaches capacity
Drake's 29th annual Beautiful Bulldog Contest has been filled to capacity with 50 contestants since February. Even the standby list is full.
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College of Pharmacy ties for fifth among private institutions in new rankings
Drake's College of Pharmacy and Health Sciences improved its score to 2.7 and tied for fifth place among private institutions in new rankings of graduate schools by U.S. News & World Report.