The College of Pharmacy and Health Sciences' Professional Pharmacy Fraternity Composites Web site offers digital photographs from 1932 to present
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Law School hosts debate on legislation proposed to address same-sex marriage in Iowa
The debate featured two scholars who addressed questions Iowans should examine after the state Supreme Court approved same-sex marriage.
Drake public relations students get real-world experience promoting new roller derby team
Students are working with Malay Bouaphakeo, JO'05, to promote the Des Moines Derby Dames, a new addition to the Women's Derby Flat Track Association.
Curator gives students an insider’s look at ‘John Adams Unbound’ exhibit
Beth Prindle recently gave a behind-the-scenes tour of the founding father's book collection to a group of Drake history students.
Cundiff scores game-winning kick to earn Raven victory over Steelers
Bill Cundiff kicked a 29-yard field goal with 6:42 left in overtime to solidify the Ravens' 20-17 victory over the Steelers on Nov. 29.
Drake seeks nominations for annual alumni awards
The Drake University National Alumni Association Board is calling for nominations for annual alumni awards for outstanding graduates.
Drake presents opportunities in actuarial science to local students
A new initiative brought more than 100 students to campus from Central Academy to learn about Drake's actuarial science program.
ALUMNI EVENTS
MONDAY, NOV. 2 Drake Madrigal Dinner tickets on sale now Enjoy a holiday feast and laughs with friends at Drake University’s Christmas Madrigal Dinners at 7 p.m. on Saturday, Dec. 5, and Sunday, Dec. 6. The evening will feature a decadent Renaissance feast with wine and Cornish game hen, garlic mashed potatoes, spinach salad, baked...
Law prof accepts national prize at U.S. Supreme Court
Melissa Heames Weresh recently accepted the award for her essay that examines the professional identity development of novice lawyers.
‘We can all be rainbows in the clouds,’ Angelou tells packed house at Drake
Dr. Maya Angelou's lecture drew the largest crowd in the history of the Bucksbaum Lecture Series.