Category: Official News Releases

J. Ernest Breeding Jr. will deliver a lecture on global warming as part of the DUSCI Science Colloquium Series.

Numerous Drake University faculty, staff and students are involved in the Des Moines Community Playhouse's production of "The Wedding Singer."

Twenty-five fine arts faculty members and students will conduct research on Chinese musical and educational traditions on a week-long trip abroad.

More than 20 vendors will sell Iowa-grown produce, baked goods, snacks, meals, sandwiches and crafts.

Ellen Bastian, a 2010 Drake graduate, will create a film on the impact of globalization on Russian agricultural practices.

Fresher, juicier, sweeter, crisper — some might argue that, especially in the summer, fresh fruits and vegetables just taste better. And knowing that the produce you’re about to sink your teeth into was grown locally makes it all the more delicious. For Des Moines residents looking for the ultimate in appetizing goods produced locally, Drake’s...

An enthusiastic crowd of nearly 12,000 applauds Drake's second-half comeback and defensive heroics in the first American collegiate football game in Africa.

The Bulldogs defeated a team of collegiate all-stars from Mexico's CONADEIP Conference in the first collegiate game of American football played on the continent of Africa.

The Kili Bowl made history as the first collegiate game of American football played on the continent of Africa.

The Bulldogs and the All-Stars from Mexico meet Saturday on the gridiron in Arusha, Tanzania, for the first American-style collegiate football game on African soil.