Category: Official News Releases

A new exhibit of art and essays created by troubled adolescents opens at Drake's School of Education.

The Drake community and neighborhood are teaming up to build a home at 26th Street and University Avenue.

Karl Brooks, associate professor of history and environmental studies at the University of Kansas, will present two lectures as part of Drake's Earth Week celebration.

Gen. William Hauser, Col. Richard Klass and Des Moines area psychiatrist David Drake will present "Shaky Past, Uncertain Future: U.S. - Iran Relations."

Counterterrorism analyst for NBC News Roger Cressey will present lecture as part of Drake's series on the United States and the world.

Longtime agricultural expert Florence Chenoweth will present "Food as a Human Right -- A Huge but Achievable Challenge."

President David Maxwell Welcome, and thank you for being here this afternoon. As I stated in the memo that I sent out last week, we are going to move to a new format this year that involves members of the President’s Cabinet. In my remarks today, I’d like to make just a few points: That...

Alan Cox, who plays David Frost in "Frost/Nixon" at the Civic Center of Greater Des Moines, will participate in an "In the Actors Studio"-style discussion.

Leslie Marrs, flute, will give a recital featuring music from Italy, Germany, France and the United States.

Three members of the Drake University staff were awarded Madelyn M. Levitt Awards on Thursday.