Karen Leroux, assistant professor of history at Drake, will present a discussion on rethinking Americanization in the 19th century.
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Farmers’ market to feature free books for kids
Drake's School of Education will provide free books for kids and feature a Kids' Book Party.
Drake lecture to explore globalization and changes in Christianity
Peter Beyer, professor at the University of Ottawa in Canada, will speak at 7 p.m.
Farmers’ market invites patrons to join in belly dancing
Free belly dancing lessons will be offered starting at 4:30 p.m.
Observatory series to explore new tricks with old physics
The observatory series will focus on specialized technology in the telescope.
Drake to host workshop on grants for food producers
The workshop will help farmers, businesses and those interested in applying for grants that will help add value to the commodities they produce.
Drake recital to feature music of contemporary composers
Drake Associate Professor James Romain will play baritone, soprano and alto saxophone.
Drake journalism student nominated for Emmy Award
Drake senior Joe Barlow was selected for his work on "Words With Joe Barlow," a news program produced by the Drake Broadcasting System.
Author Maxine Case to speak at Drake Writers and Critics event
Case, who received the Commonwealth Writers' Prize for Best First Book in Africa and the Herman Charles Bosman Award, will discuss her work at 7 p.m.
Drake reaches optimum enrollment this fall
Drake enrolled 863 first-year students to meet the targeted enrollment level for the entering class.