Nathan Peterson, who is teaching a course on Chinese art, will discuss political constraints faced by artists living in China.
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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.
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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.
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Drake law fraternity to hold annual Eat-A-Thon fundraiser
The fifth annual eat-a-thon will raise money to benefit I-CARE.
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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."
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New partnership offers Drake students full-time internships in Washington, D.C.
Drake University has forged a partnership with The Washington Center, enabling students to earn credit for semester-long internships.
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Drake Observatory to explore spectral analysis of stars
The Drake Municipal Observatory will continue its fall series with a presentation titled "More Tricks for Spectrums."
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Drake to host lecture as part of World Food Prize Symposium
Roberto Rodrigues, former minister of agriculture of Brazil, will discuss the relationship between agriculture, energy independence and emerging technologies.
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Drake lunch provides forum for politics, public affairs
Two Drake alumni from different sides of the political spectrum will discuss current events.
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Troyer to study higher education in India
"¨"¨Ron Troyer, senior counsel for international initiatives at Drake University, is one of 10 U.S. higher education administrators selected to participate in a two-week seminar studying Indian universities.