Category: Official News Releases

Victoria Payseur addressed Des Moines and campus media today regarding an alleged misappropriation of funds with a statement clarifying the University's response.

The renovation of Harvey Ingham 104 will provide an exceptional learning environment for hundreds of students from the College of Pharmacy and Health Sciences and the College of Arts and Sciences each semester, as well as students from Drake's other undergraduate schools who enroll in general education courses which meet in the hall.

Delta Sigma Pi to host the first Mile of Dimes event in Iowa on April 17 in the Knapp Center

On Friday, April 15, Herbert Schwartz and Charles Nelson of Drake's Physics and Astronomy Department will lead a discussion on the fundamental forces that govern nature.

This historical presentation will focus on the University's changing housing policies and their implications for both the campus community and the Drake neighborhood.

The upcoming conference will showcase more than 60 scientific research posters and oral presentations by an interdisciplinary group of ambitious Drake students. This year's DUCURS will also feature a science career fair in addition to the annual luncheon.

Two Drake professors will be speaking at the forum on President Obama's first term and the 2012 election at Iowa State on Wednesday, Apr. 13

Judge Mohamed Samir Ahmed Helmy will deliver a lecture at Drake on the history of Egypt's constitution, which was suspended earlier this year as a result of the Egyptian revolution.

Ethan Secor, a junior chemistry and physics major, received the scholarship in recognition of his outstanding academic work and ambitious career aspirations.

A 1988 Drake graduate, Tony Sunga was an assistant volleyball coach at Drake from 2005-07.