The selection is based on Arroyo's first novel, "The Region of Lost Names," published by the University of Arizona Press.
Category: Official News Releases
Alumna and dermatologist make gift to enhance science at Drake
Roger Ceilley and his wife Kimberly Ceilley, a Drake alumna, gave $169,000 to renovate a room for Drake's Biochemistry, Cell and Molecular Biology program.
Drake senior displays art in BA exhibition
Hui Hua Lin, a Drake University painting major from Taiwan, is showcasing her artwork in Weeks Gallery.
Peer Group List of Private Universities in the Midwest
Drake consistently ranks in the top of its peer group for academic quality, but is 10th in cost of tuition. The peer group of private master’s universities in the Midwest consists of: Bradley University Butler University Creighton University Drake University Duquesne University John Carroll University Marquette University University of Dayton University of Evansville University of...
Drake music fraternity wins national award
Drake's music fraternity for women, Sigma Alpha Iota, recently received the Katherine Becker National Collegiate Chapter Achievement Award.
Drake Hillel to host Pre-Hanukkah Party
The party will feature Klezmer music by the Java Jews along with traditional Hanukkah foods such as potato pancakes and jelly doughnuts.
Drake student receives national music award
Micah Wright, 18, a senior at Drake, is one of 140 young artists selected nationally to participate in the National Foundation for Advancement in the Arts youngARTS program.
Drake musical theatre students to present free cabaret performance
Students will perform numbers from musicals including "Guys and Dolls," "Rent" and "Sweeney Todd."
Drake holds tuition increase to lowest percentage in a decade
Drake is committing a minimum of $44 million in institutional scholarships and grants for next year to help students pay for their education.
Neil Hamilton on short list for agriculture secretary
The director of Drake's Agricultural Law Center has been suggested as a "sustainable choice for the next U.S. Secretary of Agriculture."