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Funeral services for Professor Easley held Saturday
Eddie V. Easley, who taught at Drake for 26 years and was the first African-American to be hired by the University in a tenure-track position, died Wednesday.
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Faculty recital postponed due to winter weather
Grady McGrannahan plans to reschedule his trombone recital for later in the spring semester.
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Lecture to feature Abraham Lincoln expert
Historian Ronald Rietveld to present lecture as part of Drake's 'Citizen's Arise!' series.
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Drake holds final informational session for summer Egypt seminar
The course will focus on contemporary Middle Eastern politics, culture and religion.
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Drake’s RaySociety offers a dozen new classes this spring
Many classes are taught by current or former Drake faculty members or local business leaders.
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Drake lecture to feature Civil War, Lincoln expert
Historian Orville Vernon Burton will discuss "The Age of Lincoln" at 7 p.m. in Cowles Library.
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Drake law student’s band plays for U.S. troops in Middle East
Third-year law student Brandon Clark and The Blue Island Tribe performed for U.S. troops.
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Gaylord Torrence’s work draws praise from Wall Street Journal
The retired Drake art professor has used his vision, passion and expertise to develop a new display of American Indian art at the Nelson-Atkins Museum.
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Law School Associate Dean to speak at African American Museum of Iowa
Russell Lovell will discuss the work of Drake alumnus and civil rights attorney Charles P. Howard.