The luncheon series moves to the Des Moines Club.
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Drake Law School plans 74th annual Supreme Court Celebration for March 24-26
The banquet will feature a keynote speech by William T. Robinson III, president-elect of the American Bar Association.
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Four recent grads team up to launch a startup law firm
The founders of Kemp, Eason, Sease & Dyer set out to be their own bosses.
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Professor James Adams retires after a remarkable 36-year career at Drake
Faculty gathered in early December to celebrate the retirement of James Adams, the Ellis and Nelle Levitt distinguished professor of law.
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Five of nine Iowa Supreme Court finalists have Drake Law ties
1-28-2011 : The Des Moines Register
Drake Law Adjunct Professor Edward Mansfield, Adjunct Professor Judge Robert Blink, and three Drake Law alumni are among the nine finalists to be sent to Gov. Terry Branstad for consideration on the Iowa Supreme Court.
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Five of nine Iowa Supreme Court finalists have Drake Law ties
Drake Law Adjunct Professor Edward Mansfield and four Drake Law alumni are among the nine finalists to be sent to Gov. Terry Branstad for consideration on the Iowa Supreme Court.
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Drake honors two letter winners with Double D Awards
Drake recognized former volleyball player Lisa Behlmann Cannon and golfer Zach Johnson at the Drake men's basketball game Tuesday night.
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Interviews begin for next Supreme Court justices
Former Drake University faculty member Inga Bumbary-Langston was one of four candidates for the Iowa Supreme Court to be interviewed by a state commission on Jan. 24. A total of 60 applicants applied, including 18 Drake alumni.
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Commission completes first day of Supreme Court candidate interviews
Iowa's judicial nominating commission heard from 16 people Monday as they started public interviews of the 60 candidates for three open positions on the Iowa Supreme Court. The applicants include 18 Drake alumni.
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Drake to host concert by Grammy-nominated jazz saxophonist Friday
Acclaimed musician Chris Potter will give a master class and concert as part of a series of jazz events hosted by the University throughout January.