Category: Official News Releases

Ronald McMullen, U.S. ambassador to the State of Eritrea, will kick off Drake's "United States and the World" lecture series.

Drake journalism and politics students recently launched a blog about their internships at the Democratic National Convention in Denver.

Professor Wright was noted for his devotion to students, his tireless community service and his unwavering commitment to social justice.

Learn about key discoveries and the pioneers who made them, plus view stellar objects through various telescopes.

The first of approximately 900 first-year students recently began moving into Drake's renovated Quadrangle Complex.

Before they even hit the books, approximately 900 entering first-year undergraduate students will volunteer community service during Welcome Weekend.

Kieran Williams, who wrote a book about the invasion and its aftermath, says the Russian government's recent action in Georgia makes this story timely.

Student-athletes representing Drake athletic teams will unite for a common purpose -- to help the less fortunate -- by measuring and assembling meals for starving and malnourished children.

The new ranking reflects the successful redesign of the program to better meet the needs of students and the metro business community.

“I thought the world of Dean Wright. He was a person who didn’t teach just information, but how to apply the information,” said former Iowa Gov. Robert D. Ray, a Drake graduate who appointed Wright to the Iowa Criminal and Juvenile Justice Advisory Council in 1982. “He was a remarkable man who made life better...