Rodney Rogers, a 51-year professor emeritus of biology at Drake University, died late Thursday, Aug. 12, of complications due to Alzheimer's disease.
Category: Official News Releases
Drake invites local singers to join community chorus
Singers interested in joining the Drake University/Community Chorus are invited to the first rehearsal on August 24 in the Harmon Fine Arts Center.
Drake men’s soccer earns first-ever NSCAA preseason national ranking
The Bulldogs were the only Missouri Valley Conference team represented in the Top 25.
Hatfield Clubb receives 2010 Woman of Influence Award from the Des Moines Business Record
Drake's Athletics Director was honored at a ceremony held in downtown Des Moines.
Emmy award-winning ‘Roots’ producer, Drake alum, dies at 82
David L. Wolper, an honorary doctorate recipient, also produced "Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory," among others.
Drake Farmers’ Market to provide forum for Alzheimer care discussion
The presentation is titled "Join their Journey," and focuses on the care of individuals with memory disorders.
Drake trustee named Best Metro Business Leader
The Des Moines Business Record named Suku Radia the best business leader in the Des Moines metro area.
Drake prepares high schoolers for college, pharmacy careers with summer seminar
This year's "Discover Drake, Explore Pharmacy" will encourage high schoolers to pursue careers in the health sciences field.
Hatfield Clubb honored as a Woman of Influence
Athletic Director Sandy Hatfield Clubb will be recognized at an awards reception at the Des Moines Marriott Downtown.
Drake prof’s film on immigration to premiere on Documentary Channel
While immigration is a hot topic in Arizona and other states, a film by English professor Jody Swilky focuses on the impact of immigration in one Iowa community.