More than 300 volunteers and student-athletes celebrated Martin Luther King Jr. Day by packaging meals for Haiti.
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Alumna creates new musical sounds for alien culture in ‘Avatar’ film
Wanda Bryant, FA'75, helped create a unique musical language for the Na'vi people, an alien population invented for the film.
Drake women’s soccer garners NSCAA Sportsmanship Award
The team was recognized by the National Soccer Coaches Association of America for its sportsmanship with a Team Ethics Bronze Award.
Library series to feature Abraham Lincoln expert, student debate
The Citizens Arise! series will feature a lecture by Orville Vernon Burton and a high school debate competition.
Faculty, alumni fondly recall James Mitchell’s contributions to Drake
The recent death of James Mitchell who played on the soap opera "All My Children," has prompted Drake faculty and alumni to reflect on Mitchell's ties to Drake.
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.
Anderson Gallery exhibit pairs environmental art with storytelling
"To Know the Land" features natural sculptures and two-dimensional works accompanied by written narrative.
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.
Business students launch tanning salon in Drake West Village
Ashley Brand and Stephen Roney manage Sunsation Spa located west of campus.
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.