Category: Official News Releases

Jonathan Wilson-Hartgrove, an author engaged in peacemaking, reconciliation efforts and issues of social justice, will share his views on poverty.

Scholars will share their global expertise on the constitutional relationships between various religions and governments during the annual Constitutional Law Symposium.

Stephanie Swain and Andrew Roberts are learning the ropes through an independent study internship with Iowa Sen. Jack Hatch, a Drake alumnus.

Headlining the group are four-time Olympic gold medalist Jesse Owens and sprinter Merlene Ottey, winner of nine Olympic medals.

Participants will pledge acts of green at noon in Olmsted Center, where Des Moines Mayor Frank Cownie will speak and sign Drake's 15-foot-long banner.

New program offers joint Master of Health Care Administration or Master of Public Health and Juris Doctor/law degrees.

The workshop, which will explore key topics such as search engine optimization, is part of series of events for graduating seniors and professionals who want to update their skills.

Third-year student Erin Grundy was poised and confident as she presented her argument and fielded questions from various justices.

The rule allows a law student enrolled in a reputable law school who has completed three semesters, to appear as counsel in the appellate courts as long as the student is under the direct supervision of licensed Iowa counsel who is present at the arguments and the appearance is part of an educational program approved...

Representatives of the World Intellectual Property Organization, a specialized agency of the United Nations, will visit Drake Law School to talk about their organization.