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His presentation will explore political consumerism in a cross-national perspective.

The Iowa Architectural Foundation will host a tour of the Oreon E. Scott Chapel as part of its third annual architecture month lecture series.

Ryan L. Price is one of 40 students selected to retrace a 1961 bus trip through the Deep South that historians credit as a turning point of the Civil Rights Movement.

Rebecca Zietlow, Charles W. Fornoff professor of law and values at the University of Toledo College of Law, will discuss Congress's role in defining the rights of citizens.

A quintet featuring jazz saxophonist Rob Scheps, trumpeter Greg Gisbert and bassist Bob Bowman will perform in Drake's Patty and Fred Turner Jazz Center on April 6.

A national consortium announced the award today in honor of Creighton's leadership in organizing the Global Kilimanjaro Bowl.

Professor Susan Haedicke offers a language to express the ties between the aesthetics of public space in contemporary street art and citizen activism.

Amahia Mallea On Tuesday, April 5, environmental historian Amahia Mallea, who is a visiting assistant professor of history at Drake University, will give a brief lecture on the history of domestic nuclear power and the 1979 Three Mile Island incident in Pennsylvania. The lecture will precede the screening of the fictional film, “The China Syndrome,”...

A career fair, career panel discussion and several films will be featured.

The legendary dancer, choreographer and author shared her tips for tackling the most daunting creative projects.