Category: Alumni

More than 100 students participated in the health fair and offered free screenings and information to local community members.

SATURDAY, MARCH 6 “Something Blue” screening event, 7-10 p.m. The Wit Hotel, 201 N. State St., Chicago Cocktail reception, hosted beer and wine bar and light hors d’oeuvres, $60 per person (limited seating for 120 attendees). Join the Drake Chicago Advisory Board along with other alumni and friends for a screening of secret clips of...

Citizens Arise! includes lectures by renowned historians, two national traveling exhibits and a student debate.

Ed Monroe, PH'63, has traveled to Haiti 10 times since 2004, working with The Friends of the Children of Haiti.

Lillian Dunlap talked to students and faculty about how to promote diversity and integrity within the context of media production.

The team was recognized by the National Soccer Coaches Association of America for its sportsmanship with a Team Ethics Bronze Award.

The Citizens Arise! series will feature a lecture by Orville Vernon Burton and a high school debate competition.

The recent death of James Mitchell who played on the soap opera "All My Children," has prompted Drake faculty and alumni to reflect on Mitchell's ties to Drake.

Eddie Easley taught at Drake for 26 years and was the first African-American to be hired by the University in a tenure-track position.

"To Know the Land" features natural sculptures and two-dimensional works accompanied by written narrative.