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The depression-era cuisine cook-off was inspired by Mark Kurlansky's book titled "The Food of a Younger Land."

The Drake Municipal Observatory will continue its fall series at 8 p.m.

The University ranks among the healthiest places in the country to work, according to the Wellness Councils of America.

The position is made possible by a major gift from Drake alumna Peggy Fisher and her husband, Larry Stelter.

Drake is the first college or university in Des Moines to adopt single-stream recycling.

Three alumni will share their experiences as part of the College of Arts and Sciences Alumni Day.

The film was selected by Peiqin Zhou, visiting Fulbright scholar from Nanjing University in China, who will introduce the film.

Mireilla Djenno, assistant professor of librarianship, will present "Treasures for the Island: Cuban Handmade Books from Cowles Library Special Collections."

Four Drake choirs of more than 200 voices will perform a tribute to Jordan by playing her piece, "All Things Thine," among other works.

Players spent two hours helping physically and mentally challenged youngsters play baseball.