Five Drake University students have been chosen for prestigious internship opportunities at The World Food Prize Foundation, an international nonprofit organization focusing on improvements in the field of food insecurity.
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Drake announces exam waiver option for Pre-M.B.A, Pre-M.Acc. students
Drake University today announced that students who are enrolled in the University’s Pre-M.Acc. and Pre-M.B.A. courses may apply for entrance exam waivers beginning in fall 2018.
Interactive event teaches participants about federal budget
A free, interactive event at Drake University invites members of the public to consider how lawmakers can improve the nation’s fiscal outlook, strengthen the economy, and improve U.S. quality of life.
Five CBPA faculty members publish papers, textbooks
Five faculty members from the College of Business and Public Administration recently celebrated the publication of scholarly papers or textbooks.
Winners announced in the 12th Annual John Pappajohn Iowa Entrepreneurial Venture Competition
Drake University hosted a special luncheon to announce and celebrate the winners of the 2017 John Pappajohn Iowa Entrepreneurial Venture Competition, which encourages and promotes entrepreneurial activity and create greater awareness of the resources available to entrepreneurs in Iowa.
Drake Football announces historic China tour
The Drake University football program announced that the Bulldogs will once again make history when they travel to the People’s Republic of China in May 2018.
Drake third among Midwest regional universities in 2018 U.S. News rankings
Drake University is one of the Midwest’s best universities, with an exceptional commitment to undergraduate teaching, according to U.S. News & World Report 2018 "Best Colleges" rankings released today.
Students thrive in beautiful new academic buildings
As the fall semester picks up steam at Drake University, students are effusive in their praise of Drake’s two new academic buildings. Collier-Scripps Hall and the Science Connector Building opened this fall as the centerpiece of Drake’s $52 million STEM@DRAKE initiative.
Off the Books
This alumnus redefined accounting and used his Drake education to launch a wildly successful and varied career.
Young African leaders, visiting Drake this summer, have already changed lives
The Mandela Washington Fellowship for Young African Leaders brings 25 young professionals to Drake's campus who have already changed thousands of lives in their home countries.