Nearly 250 children ages 3-12 came out for basketball and Beggar's Night at the 16th annual Drake University Community Halloween Hoops Shoot Out on Thursday, Oct. 29.
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Professor Weresh accepts national prize at U.S. Supreme Court
Melissa Heames Weresh, professor of law at Drake University, recently accepted the 2009 Warren E. Burger Writing Competition Prize at an awards ceremony in the chambers of the U.S. Supreme Court.
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Law scholar discusses Thurgood Marshall’s views on race, gender
Taunya Lovell Banks of the University of Maryland School of Law recently spoke about Supreme Court Justice Thurgood Marshall to a packed crowd at Drake University Law School.
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Drake Law School welcomes Chinese intellectual property scholars to campus
The Intellectual Property Law Center at Drake University will hold a conference on Oct. 16-17 on "Intellectual Property Developments in China: Global Challenge, Local Voices."
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Drake Law School graduate to be honored by Illinois Wesleyan University
Illinois Wesleyan University will honor Drake Law School graduate Arman Dabiri
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Drake Law professor joins faculty nationwide in backing Consumer Financial Protection Act
Drake University Professor of Law Cathy Lesser Mansfield has joined more than 70 law scholars in signing a Statement of Support...
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Drake Law students participate in American Agricultural Law Association annual meeting
Last weekend, 16 Drake University law students traveled to Williamsburg, Va., to attend the American Agricultural Law Association's annual meeting.
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Law students offer legal help for veterans
Eleven Drake law students recently participated in the Veteran's Administration Stand Down, offering legal advice and assistance to homeless veterans.
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Farmers, food producers attend Drake workshop on USDA food producer grants
More than 60 Iowa farmers and food producers from 30 communities attended a recent workshop sponsored by Drake Law School's Agricultural Law Center on Value Added Producer Grants.
The Sept. 17 workshop at Drake's Neal and Bea Smith Law Center featured two speakers from the U.S. Department of Agriculture's Rural Development office, including a recent Drake Law School graduate.
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Drake Law student publishes children’s book
On top of an already busy schedule, Drake University Law School student Sh’Myria “Shi” Moore has achieved success in creative writing as the newly published author of a children's book.