Category: Law School News

The band spent three weeks traveling to Africa and the Middle East performing rock concerts for troops stationed overseas.

The Law School received $6,800 grant from Prairie Meadows Racetrack and Casino to support its archival project.

Topics discussed will include obstacles facing new farmers, the challenge of access to land, the availability of finance and credit.

The banquet and awards ceremony will honor the Iowa Supreme Court, law community and student and alumni achievements.

Social and legal implications of same-sex marriage will the topic of both events held at the Law School.

First-year students at Drake University Law School are observing the trial of Andrea LaForge, a Clive resident who faces several criminal charges in connection with a 2007 rollover crash in which one person was killed.

Drake Law School graduates Jason Yates and Dustin Miller are offering free tax preparation and low-cost refund loans to residents of Crow Creek Sioux Tribe Reservation in Buffalo County, S.D.

Brandon Clark, a third-year Drake Law School student, recently spent three weeks traveling to Africa and the Middle East with his band, performing rock concerts for U.S. troops stationed overseas.

Russell Lovell, Drake University Law School associate dean and professor of law, will give a talk on Drake alumnus Charles P. Howard, a renowned civil rights attorney and co-founder of the National Bar Association, at the African American Museum of Iowa.

Drake Law Library will be receiving a Community Betterment Grant of $6,800 to further develop the law school archives.