Category: Official News Releases

On Saturday, May 21, the Bulldogs will play the first organized American football game on African continent as part of a trip that involves community service and mountain climbing.

Tristan and Skyelar Clubb exceeded their initial fundraising goal of $1,000, thanks primarily to the generosity of their classmates at Holy Trinity Catholic School.

President David Maxwell will blog about his experiences, including cheering on the Drake football team at the Global Kilimanjaro Bowl and climbing Mt. Kilimanjaro.

The honorary degrees recognize the Des Moines philanthropists for their extraordinary support of educational opportunities, entrepreneurial development and art appreciation initiatives.

The loss put Drake's final season record at 34-21.

Three Drake environmental science and policy students will visit Roosevelt High School on Friday, May 13, to present a strategic recycling plan they developed in and partnership with the high school students as a senior capstone project.

Four graduating students from the Department of Art and Design are showcasing their work in their senior exhibition, "Connection." A closing reception will be held from 5-7 p.m. on Friday.

The Accrediting Council on Education in Journalism and Mass Communications recently voted unanimously to reaccredit the school's undergraduate program.

Drake concluded its season at 21-3, while Illinois moved into the second round with a 17-10 ledger.

ESPN recently launched a "Fanwich" contest, highlighting dishes from across the country that are named after or inspired by athletes.