The facility will provide a rehearsal, recording and performance facility that is truly worthy of the talents of Drake's musicians -- students and faculty alike.
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Drake celebrates $2 million gift for endowed Relays directorship
Franklin "Pitch" Johnson Jr. and his wife, Catherine, recently established the Franklin P. Johnson Director of the Drake Relays.
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Downtown Street Painting draws 41 entries from local businesses, organizations
The longtime student tradition of Street Painting was shared with businesses and community members in Downtown Des Moines.
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Drake announces plans for $1.5 million Fred and Patty Turner Jazz Center
The rehearsal, recording and performance space is truly worthy of the talents of Drake's musicians.
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Drake series to wrap up by honoring emerging writers
Andrew Porter, winner of Drake's Emerging Writer Award in Short Fiction, will read from his prose at 7:30 p.m. in the Cowles Reading Room.
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University celebrates gift of $2 million for endowed Drake Relays directorship
Franklin "Pitch" Johnson Jr. and his wife, Catherine, have made a gift to establish the Franklin P. Johnson Director of the Drake Relays.
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Downtown Street Painting draws 41 entries from local businesses, organizations
In the inaugural downtown competition, Pioneer Communications won the corporate division and the Repertory Theater of Iowa won the nonprofit division.
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Bonnie McNurlen, Drake’s ultimate lifelong learner, dies at age 84
A memorial service for McNurlen, who earned six academic degrees from Drake, was held April 23.
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Drake to host Des Moines premiere of alumnus’ film ‘Something Blue’
Filmmaker and alumnus Sean Gannon and select cast members will be available for a question-and-answer-session.
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Drake Law School ranks among the nation’s best in intellectual property, legal writing
Drake University Law School's programs in intellectual property and legal writing are ranked among the top programs in the nation in the 2011 edition of "America's Best Graduate Schools," published by US News & World Report magazine.