Drake professor to explore Mexican identity and the country's celebration of the 200th anniversary of their independence.
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Library event examines importance of free student press
Current media professionals and former Times Delphic editors will participate in a panel discussion.
Theatre production features Drake faculty, student
"The Twenty-Fifth Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee," a musical about the angst suffered by overachievers, runs through Oct. 24.
Guest artist to perform piano recital
Ksenia Nosikova, professor of piano at the University of Iowa, studied at the Moscow Conservatory.
Lecture to explore Supreme Court confirmation process
Lori Ringhand, a nationally recognized expert on the Supreme Court confirmation process and judicial behavior, will speak at 3 p.m.
Drake to host lecture on contemporary Chinese art
Nathan Peterson, who is teaching a course on Chinese art, will discuss political constraints faced by artists living in China.
Drake to conduct campus-wide building evacuation and fire drill Wednesday, Oct. 20
Fire alarms will be activated in all campus buildings to signal the start of the drill at 9 a.m.
Lecture to focus on Mexican cultural identity
Eduardo Garcia-Villada will discuss using impromptu video-recorded interviews to study Mexican cultural identity as part of the Drake Center for the Humanities Colloquium Series.
Drake law fraternity to hold annual Eat-A-Thon fundraiser
The fifth annual eat-a-thon will raise money to benefit I-CARE.
Ecologist to explore environmental links to cancer and health
Sandra Steinberger will discuss "Living Downstream: An Ecologist's Personal Investigation of Cancer and the Environment."