Category: Official News Releases

Des Moines resident Peter Pintus will speak about his experiences in a Nazi concentration camp and his perspective 60 years later.

More than 60 singers will share their talent as they present "To Music 2009."

Phoebe Haddon, one of the nation's leaders on promoting diversity in higher education, gave a presentation on racial bias at the Law School last week and interacted with law students.

The half-day seminar costs $10 and is open to the general public.

"The Bacchae," written by Eurpides, explores the struggle between the forces of order and agents of chaos in a world where chaos has the upper hand.

Chuck Phillips and Renae Chesnut recently were honored with prestigious faculty awards at Drake's Pharmacy and Health Sciences Day.

Robert Soltis recently was named the first recipient of the C. Boyd Granberg Professional Leadership Award for his service to professional pharmacy organizations.

The orchestra will perform a free concert featuring Drake senior Micah Wright on clarinet.

Drake Mock Trial Team 488 recently finished in the top five teams at the regional level and will compete March 12-15 in Kansas City, Mo.

Drake will celebrate the 11th anniversary of the international V-Day campaign with performances of Eve Ensler's award-winning play.