Drake University student Westhenry Ioerger is attending the Republican party’s national convention as an alternate delegate.
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No, it’s not a crime to share your Netflix password
Is it really a federal crime to share your Netflix password? "Highly unlikely," says Shontavia Johnson, director of the Intellectual Property Law Center at Drake University Law School.
What’s ‘Pokemon Go’ and why are Iowans in love with it?
Matthew Mitchell, assistant professor of international business, says Pokémon Go is the latest in a long string of innovative and interactive experiences from Nintendo.
Local Radio Host Shares Infant Granddaughter’s Battle With Dangerous Mosquito Virus
Geoff Wall , professor of pharmacy practice at Drake University, spoke with WHO-TV about the West Nile virus.
Support legislation for medically underserved towns
Pharmacy student Taylor Monson wrote a letter to the editor about the need for access to health care in rural Iowa.
Online classes? Nights? What to consider before starting school.
Drake's new hybrid MBA program offers more flexibility to adult students who work full-time jobs and have other family and personal commitments.
Drake senior balances worlds of school and motherhood
When Brytani Cavil became pregnant during her first year at Drake University, her classmates helped her juggle the complexities of academics and motherhood.
Faith in Iowa: How churches are hoping to put some people back in the pews
Timothy Knepper, chair of Drake's Department of Philosophy and Religion, explains how freedom of choice underlies shifting trends in religiosity in the United States.
Young African professionals to visit Manning
Drake University will host 25 young professionals between the ages of 25 and 35 starting in June with an institute emphasizing business and entrepreneurship.
Drake’s Robert McCann uses home advantage for Relays win
Robert McCann became the first Drake runner to win the steeplechase since 1981, and the first Bulldog athlete to win a Drake Relays crown since 2013.