Prominent Native American speakers and performers will visit Drake University and First Christian Church Feb. 24-26 as part of the Thresholds Arts Festival, which focuses this year on “Native American Arts and Issues.”
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Drake Biology Students Walk On Ice To Test Park Water
Drake University biology students will walk atop the ice-covered Witmer Park pond as part of scientific testing of the water there at 2 p.m., Thursday, Feb. 23.
Drake Law Students Win Regional Contest In Client Counseling
The Drake University Law School team of Kim Bartosh of Ankeny and Karin Derry of Johnston recently won the regional American Bar Association Client Counseling Competition at William Mitchell Law School in St. Paul, Minn.
Drake Annual Juried Student Art Exhibit Opens Feb. 26
"Public Works Poster" a pronto plate (litho process) print by John Vogl, a senior from Des Moines
Renowned Graphic Designer to speak at Drake Thursday
Tim Frame, a nationally recognized graphic designer who specializes in developing brand image and identity concepts, will speak at Drake University Thursday, Feb. 16, in conjunction with the “Doubletake” exhibition at the Anderson Gallery.
Drake Theatre to present ‘The Duo Shakespeare’
Beginning Thursday, Feb. 23, the Drake University Theatre Arts Department will present "The Duo Shakespeare," an evening of scenes and sonnets.
Generous Donations Bolster Drake Stadium Revitalization
CONTACT: Lisa Lacher, (515) 271-3119, lisa.lacher@drake.eduDaniel P. Finney, (515) 271-2833, daniel.finney@drake.edu A trio of contributions to Drake University totaling $2 million will cap off the $15-million revitalization of Drake Stadium. Drake University President David Maxwell today announced the University has received two $500,000 gifts and a $1 million state grant. Peggy Fisher, a 1970 Drake...
Offutt to lead off Drake Writers and Critics Series
Chris Offutt, a visiting fiction writer at the Iowa Writers’ Workshop, will read from his work and discuss writing at 8 p.m. Wednesday, Feb. 8, in the Cowles Library Reading Room, 28th Street and University Avenue. This event is the first in the spring Dr