Dahlia Lithwick, editor and legal correspondent for Slate magazine, will present “Uncovering the U.S. Supreme Court” on Thursday, Dec. 17.
Category: Official News Releases
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January Term course teaches leadership skills in the Bahamas
For the fourth year in a row, a group of Drake University students will travel to the Bahamas over January-Term for a leadership course on the high seas.
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Wells Fargo awards $200,000 grant to Drake University CBPA
Wells Fargo renewed its longstanding commitment to Drake University’s College of Business and Public Administration with $200,000 in grants to the Professional and Career Development Center and data analytics program.
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Drake junior receives Outstanding Youth in Philanthropy Award
Dylan DeClerk received an "Outstanding Youth in Philanthropy" award from the The Central Iowa Chapter of the Association of Fundraising Professionals.
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The Comparison Project hosts interfaith dialogue on death and dying
The Comparison Project will host a community interfaith dialogue on death and dying on Thursday, Dec. 3, at Iles' Funeral Home, Dunn's Chapel, 2121 Grand Ave.
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Award-winning documentarians turn their lens to Iowa State Penitentiary
Jody Swilky, Ellis and Nelle Levitt Professor of English, is working on a documentary about the Iowa State Penitentiary.
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Keys to Excellence series to feature Drake piano professor
Nicholas Roth, professor of piano at Drake University, will present the next concert in Drake University’s Keys to Excellence Piano Series on Nov. 30.
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Chicago Symphony bass trombonist to perform at Drake University
Chicago Symphony Orchestra bass trombonist Charles Vernon will perform a free solo recital at Drake University on Nov. 16.
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Civic Music hosts jazz organist Joey DeFrancesco on Nov. 15
Master jazz organist and Grammy nominee Joey DeFrancesco will showcase his pioneering sound during a concert in West Des Moines this Sunday.
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First Year Seminar receives $10,000 community grant
A group of first-year students at Drake University received a $10,000 grant to implement a plan that will make the campus more bicycle-friendly.