Category: Official News Releases

The free series of public presentations at the Drake Municipal Observatory will continue with a program on "Very Weird Stars" at 8 p.m.

Drake will commemorate the 118th anniversary of the Organization of American States with a Pan American Day Celebration in Olmsted Center.

Drake's Fine Arts Trio will perform two of the most beloved masterpieces by Beethoven and Brahms in a free concert.

Drake's 29th annual Beautiful Bulldog Contest has been filled to capacity with 50 contestants since February. Even the standby list is full.

Fred Arroyo and Erica Anzalone will read from their work and discuss writing Tuesday, April 8, as part of Drake's Writers and Critics Series.

Drake's College of Pharmacy and Health Sciences improved its score to 2.7 and tied for fifth place among private institutions in new rankings of graduate schools by U.S. News & World Report.

Roger B. Knapp, who was Drake's men's tennis coach from 1989 to 1993, died Sunday in Sarasota, Fla., as a result of complications from an aortic aneurism.

The Drake University Students in Free Enterprise team will advance to the SIFE USA National Exposition in Chicago on May 13-15.

The twinkling lights in the night sky will be the focus of the spring series of Friday evening public presentations at the Drake Municipal Observatory.

Michael Tramontina, director of Iowa's Department of Economic Development, will join other experts in a panel discussion at Drake on the "Future of Iowa's Economy in Today's World."