Wendy Duncan, dean of the College of Pharmacy and Health Sciences, is featured in a Health Profile in the Des Moines Register.
Home
DU in the News
Category: DU in the News
Post
Drake fundraising tops $150 million over five years
Drake University's distinctlyDrake campaign exceeds $150 million.
Post
Christie’s tea-party problem
Nationally syndicated columnist Richard Cohen thanks Dennis Goldford, professor of politics and international relations at Drake University, for providing him a link to a Merle Haggard classic being used as an anthem for the tea party.
Post
Students: Be Wary of Salary Data for Graduates
Larry Zimpleman, chair of Drake University's Board of Trustees, responds to "Why Focusing Too Narrowly in College Could Backfire."
Post
Teen convicted of killing store clerks to be re-sentenced
Jerry Foxhoven, director of Drake University's Legal Clinic, provides insight on resentencing in Michael Swanson case.
Post
Climate Change is Real
Matt Russell, state food policy project coordinator for the Drake University Agricultural Law Center, weighs in on climate change in Iowa.
Post
Basu: We still have a ways to go on race relations
Drake University is mentioned for hosting NPR's Michele Norris for a lecture on race.
Post
‘Startup Boot Camp for Women’ pushes female entrepreneurship
Drake University will host “Startup Boot Camp for Women,” a series of intensive workshop sessions promoting female entrepreneurship over the next two weekends.
Post
Fulbright Starts Efforts to Help Alumni Keep Global Ties
Drake University is mentioned as one of this year’s Fulbright top producers. The University was also listed as a top producing school in 2012, 2009, and 2006.