Category: eBlue Newsletter

Drake announced the launch of a $200 million capital campaign designed to propel the University to its place as one of the nation's very best institutions of higher learning. "¨"¨

A $5 million renovation has transformed vacant, outdated rooms on the north side of Hubbell Dining Hall into a contemporary student hangout offering myriad opportunities for dining, socializing and recreation.

Drake's College of Pharmacy and Health Sciences received a federal appropriation of $396,000 to purchase equipment and supplies for the upcoming lab.

Taylor (Highlands Ranch, Colo.) received honorable mention honors as the College Football Performance Award Division I Football Championship Subdivision defensive lineman of the week.

FRIDAY, OCT. 15 — CONNECT 2010 ““ CHICAGO, KANSAS CITY, MINNEAPOLIS “¨ Set aside time this fall to network with Drake students in the College of Business and Public Administration. Alumni are invited to meet with the new generation of business professionals in a fast-paced, speed-networking event. “¨”¨ Friday, Oct. 15 00 2 to 4...

Samuel A. Alito Jr. will deliver the 12th annual Opperman lecture at Drake.

Recent Drake graduates Olivia Lansing (Dellwood, Minn.) and Garrett Webb (Prairie Village Kan.) were named Drake's top athletes for 2009-10.

Ashley Anne Wick, AS'06, took her passion for the environment to the Peruvian Amazon rainforest to study insects.

Drake's football team will plan an all-star team from Mexico when it travels to Tanzania from May 17 to May 21.

More than 300 educators got a taste of their own medicine at the 2010 Literacy Leadership Conference on Drake campus.