Category: eBlue Newsletter

Drake students launched blogs and served as interns at both the Democratic and Republican national conventions this summer.

Drake West Village’s grand opening featured a ribbon-cutting ceremony. Drake West Village, the $37 million mixed-use housing and retail complex that Drake University and Hubbell Realty Company developed at 31st Street and Carpenter Avenue, officially opened today with a ribbon-cutting celebration. Hubbell Realty Company president and CEO Rick Tollakson announced at the ceremony that the...

Drake University Law School took the No. 2 spot as Best in Practical Training in the National Jurist Law School Rankings.

Bob Stensrud, professor of education at Drake, believes that teaching diversity should involve more than sitting in a classroom.

Come home to tailgate Drake alumni and friends are invited to celebrate Homecoming with the pre-game tailgate picnic on Saturday, Sept. 27, from 11:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. in the North Plaza of Drake Stadium. Then cheer on the mighty Bulldogs under new Head Coach Chris Creighton as they tackle the San Diego Toreros. Spike,...

Submit your photos for the alumni scrapbook; Drake alumnus produces CNN documentary 'Black In America'; Law grad wins President of the Year Award for Drake Student Bar Association; and Three alumni launch online magazine promoting spirituality.

Drake volleyball team improves to 7-1 with victory over Fresno State; Basketball players Emmenecker, Martin receive Howlett Award; Former athletic administrator remembered for impact on Drake women's basketball; and Plans unveiled for celebrating the 100th running of Drake Relays.

Two Drake profs confer with other scholars at Oxford; Prof. Dean Wright remembered for his commitment to teaching and activism; Chief Justice John G. Roberts Jr. to give Opperman Lecture; Former ambassador to deliver Drake's Bucksbaum lecture Oct. 5; Constitutional Law Lecture series to feature highly accomplished attorneys and scholars; and Students experience poverty first-hand in Ethiopia.

Drake’s mission is to provide an exceptional learning environment that prepares students for meaningful personal lives, professional accomplishments, and responsible global citizenship. The Drake experience is distinguished by collaborative learning among students, faculty, and staff and by the integration of the liberal arts and sciences with professional preparation.

Drake's Anderson Gallery opened the fall season with an exhibition of hundreds of 19th century advertising trade cards that feature images of Chinese people or motifs.