Category: eBlue Newsletter

Michael Emerson, FA'76, recently received an Emmy Award for his portrayal of Benjamin Linus on the ABC-TV show "Lost."

Alice Jordan, FA'38, will be honored as Drake's four choirs present a concert of "Love, Legacy and Laugher" and perform her piece, "All Things Are Thine."

Maya Angelou, an award-winning writer, poet, journalist and activist, will present the lecture on Thursday, Oct. 8.

Sarah Clark, JO'06, created The Soweto Project, a nonprofit organization that provides toys and school supplies to disadvantaged children in South Africa.

Mark your calendar for a variety of events including Let's DU Lunch, the National D Club Reunion weekend and Homecoming.

Barbara Fedeler, FA'82, is one of two artists whose Iowa artworks are featured in an exhibit on display at Luther College in Decorah, Iowa.

Twenty-five Drake graduates are spending the 2009-2010 academic year overseas as part of the Teach in China program.

"John Adams Unbound," a traveling exhibition that explores the personal library of one of the nation's founding fathers, will open at Drake Oct. 28.

Kathy Fejes recently traveled across the globe to China and Spain to share her research on integrating art into special education classrooms.

More than 200 students gathered to hear former Iowa Insurance commissioner Terri Vaughan speak about lessons learned from the financial crisis.