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‘Overcommitting’ common
Story by Courtney Fishman It’s been described as an expectation. Others refer to it as a culture. But regardless of...
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Family owned cupcake shop thrives
Story by Emily Hecker Photo courtesy of Emily Hecker Good employees can be hard to find. Fortunately for Christina...
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Students are losing their religion
Story and photo by Lillian Shrock Nash Albadarin, a junior pharmacy major at Drake University was raised Muslim, contends...
Working locally
For many students that don’t have a car, getting a job on campus is their only option.
Read more ›DBS heads Relays
In addition to the countless reunions and the track meet itself, the School of Journalism and Mass Communication gave its students another reason to look forward to the event.
Read more ›Intern or Indentured?
Working 9 to 5 without the pay
Read more ›Shopping at thrift stores allows unique experiences
It seems that Macklemore’s hit song “Thirft Shop” is on the radio every five minutes. While some may think of this as just a catchy tune, others, including Drake University students, actually live the life of a thrifter.
Read more ›Teaching to engage work ‘in the field’
Keith Summerville takes the classroom outdoors for students
Read more ›Lavaliering enhances Greek romance
Story by Larissa Wurm Photo by Luke Nankivell Lavaliering: to some, this word may have no meaning. For those in the Greek community, however, it is a symbol of true commitment. “Lavaliering is the act of making a greater commitment to a significant other,” Brittan Williams, director of fraternity and [...]
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