The lecture by Ann Hornschemeier, an astrophysicist for NASA and Drake University graduate, has been Canceled for Friday, March 2.
Category: Official News Releases
Drake Program to Address Moral Dilemmas in Law and Medicine
"Collisions of Conscience and Professional Responsibility: When Judges, Pharmacists, Lawyers and Doctors Choose Not to Serve" is the topic of a multidisciplinary program being presented today.
Drake Pharmacy Alumni Honored For Achievements
Coinciding with the Drake University College of Pharmacy and Health Sciences' 20th annual student-organized Pharmacy Day, the 2007 Annual Alumni Awards were presented to three valued alumni.
Drake Theatre Presents Psychological Thriller ‘Gaslight’
Drake University Theatre presents "Gaslight," a Victorian psychological thriller by Patrick Hamilton, at 8 p.m. March 8, 9 and 10 and at 2 p.m. March 10 and 11.
Fallon to Give Stringfellow Lecture
Ed Fallon, a Drake University graduate who has been active in state politics for several decades, will give the Stringfellow Lecture at Drake today.
Drake Wind Symphony to Perform Free Concert
The Drake University Wind Symphony, conducted by Robert Meunier, will perform a free concert at 8 p.m. Sunday, March 4.
State Party Chairs Open Political Luncheon Series
Scott Brennan, chair of the Iowa Democratic Party, and Leon Mosley, co-chair of the Iowa Republican Party, will open the new Drake-IowaPolitics.com Luncheon Series today.
Business Recovery Expert to Speak at Drake Lunch Series
Travis Thompson, vice president of operations for the Edge Business Continuity Center in Altoona, will discuss business continuity and disaster recovery at Drake University's Let's DU Lunch speaker series at noon Wednesday, March 14.
Drake Mock Trial Teams Secure Gold, Silver Tournament Bids
Teams from Drake University’s undergraduate mock trial program earned one silver and one gold bid to national, post-season tournaments.
Drake Symphony to Feature Winner of Soloist Competition
The Drake Symphony Orchestra, with John Canarina conducting, will present its first concert of the spring semester at 8 p.m. Saturday, March 10.