Ed Monroe, PH'63, has traveled to Haiti 10 times since 2004, working with The Friends of the Children of Haiti.
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Workshop with diversity consultant benefits journalism students, faculty
Lillian Dunlap talked to students and faculty about how to promote diversity and integrity within the context of media production.
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While his owner helps in Haiti, Drake’s Beautiful Bulldog remains in the spotlight
The Drake Relays were just the beginning of an eventful year for the popular pooch.
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Drake honors three outstanding former athletes with Double D awards
Lisa Brinkmeyer VanDeventer, Roger Prescott and Warren Whitted received the highest honor bestowed on student-athletes.
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Drake receives federal funds for innovative virtual language program
Students learn Russian and Mandarin Chinese through the virtual program.
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Eddie Easley remembered as ‘the consummate Drake professor’
Eddie Easley taught at Drake for 26 years and was the first African-American to be hired by the University in a tenure-track position.
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Anderson Gallery exhibit pairs environmental art with storytelling
"To Know the Land" features natural sculptures and two-dimensional works accompanied by written narrative.
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Pharmacy and Health Sciences Day to focus on health care reform
The day will feature health care reform discussions, a keynote address by Iowa Sen. Jack Hatch, AS'72, GR'73, and alumni and student award presentations.
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Business students launch tanning salon in Drake West Village
Ashley Brand and Stephen Roney manage Sunsation Spa located west of campus.
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Law student’s band plays for U.S. troops in Middle East
Brandon Clark, a third-year law student, and his band, Blue Island Tribe, recently entertained troops stationed overseas.