Category: Official News Releases

Drake University's College of Pharmacy and Health Sciences will conduct the 2011 Professional Development Seminar and Pinning Ceremony on May 5.

Since 2004, 14 Drake alumni have received Fulbright grants, including 2010 graduate Rachel Shulruf, who is now teaching English in Colombia.

In its final performance of the spring semester, the Drake Symphony Orchestra will perform works by Mozart, Boutry, Bizet and Marcello.

U.S. Rep. Keith Ellison, whose son is a student at Drake, will speak about the impact the past decade's religious misconceptions about Islam have had on Muslims, the country and our society as whole.

Fourth-year pharmacy student Ben Urick was recently awarded the 2011 Phi Lambda Sigma-AFPE First-Year Graduate Scholarship.

This tragedy, written by Rebecca Gilman, examines ethics, sexual abuse, fear, love and the value of life.

Ian Bartrum will present the objections that some states have raised against the provision of the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act known as the "individual mandate." He will then argue that the law will survive constitutional scrutiny.

Christa Lee Olson, associate director of international initiatives at the American Council of Education, was selected for this new position through a national search.

RAGBRAI in collaboration with the universities of Drake, Iowa, Iowa State and Northern Iowa will encourage all riders, alumni and fans to celebrate and show their college spirit on Friday, July 29 from Grinnell to Coralville.

Drake is partnering with the city of Des Moines and the Court Avenue District to host the festive Downtown Street Painting event on Wednesday, April 27.