October 22, 2011 is national DU Good Day. Events coordinators are searching for site leaders across the county, such as these three featured alumnae.
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Old school photo: Olmsted Center 1973
A renovation of the Olmsted Center lower level is currently underway. This project incorporates significant student feedback and should greatly enhance the student experience at Drake University.
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Robert Reich lectures on campus
Minutes after President Obama finished delivering his September speech on jobs, Drake students, faculty, and the Des Moines community were treated to a riveting lecture by Robert Reich, former U.S. labor secretary.
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Faculty and staff honored at Drake’s fall Convocation
Three Drake University received Madelyn M. Levitt Awards for community service and commitment to exceeding expectations.
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Inspiring brotherhood
The Drake Sigma Phi Epsilon chapter was awarded a top national award for brotherhood for their support of Shiv Morjaria, a brother who was diagnosed with cancer.
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DU in the News
Drake keeps track of how its faculty, staff, alumni and students are making an impact in the world. Catch the latest Drake media mentions in the “DU in the News” section, linked off the Drake home page.
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Building from Burlington
School of Education alumna Joan Gerling hopes to see the school's new building constructed in her lifetime.
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Emmy-esque excitement
The Drake student-produced “Beyond the Blue Line” program was awarded a Regional Student Television Award for Excellence in the Long Form (fiction or non-fiction) category.
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Is “closure” a myth?
Drake University Associate Professor of Sociology Nancy Berns writes that the search for closure in cases such could discount the actual grieving process, as well as ignore the grief still felt after the supposed closure event.
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CBPA takes on a South Korean challenge
This summer, professors in the College of Business and Public Administration joined forces to host 19 South Korean students for a three-week seminar that introduced the international visitors to the healthcare system in the U.S., insurance industry operations and the American culture.