In-person Classes Cancelled for Remainder of Spring Semester
by MAX BROWN In light of the accelerated spread of COVID-19 across the country, Drake has elected not to resume in-person classes, changing from the previous plan to take a two-week hiatus in in-perso…
Dogtown After Hours Cancelled
by LIZZIE DEAL Dogtown After Hours, the largest alcohol-alternative event on campus, was cancelled after online classes were implemented for the two weeks following Spring Break. The event was s…
Meredith adds Gender Inclusive Restrooms
As of Monday, the first-floor bathrooms in Meredith will now be gender-inclusive. Bathrooms on the upper and lower floors of Meredith will remain gendered. The first gender-inclusive bathroom on campu…
Drake Relays postponed due to COVID-19 concerns
The 111th Drake Relays, scheduled for April 22–25 at Drake Stadium has been postponed because of the coronavirus. This will affect all Relays-related events, including the SAB Relays Carnival, SAB Bla…
Drake Switches to Remote Classes amid Coronavirus Concerns
by MAX BROWN Beginning on March 23rd and ending on April 3rd, Drake classes will be delivered remotely in a temporary measure meant to minimize the spread of the novel COVID-19 virus, commonly known a…
Students Prepare for Dogtown After Hours
by LIZZIE DEAL | Staff Writer Drake’s largest alcohol alternative event, Dogtown After Hours, will make its annual appearance on Friday, March 27 by taking over Olmsted with free food, games, and priz…
Weekly Horoscope: What Houseplant you are Based on your Sign
by LAUREL CRAMER Aries — You are the venus fly trap. You can seem odd or even a little edgy sometimes, but you are actually very complex and interesting. You are a very different kind of beautiful and…
Old Fashioned Insults That Could Still Work Today
by CELIA BROCKER The english language has evolved so much that there are some words and phrases that are lost on our modern ears. It’s a shame, because there were some really great clapbacks way back …
Behind the Curtain: The Recorded Music Industry
by AUTUMN OSIA Throwing concerts, working closely with musicians, and becoming promoters are all components of a Drake University J-term taught by co-professors Tobi Parks and Thomas Kutz titled “A Pe…
Faculty Profiles: Dean of Students Tony Tyler
by GRACE HILSCHER Tony Tyler is a name you may be familiar with if you find yourself on Drake’s Campus. Tyler seems to be all over the place organizing and attending events, answering questions, and e…
Worlds in Collision: the state of Latino politics
By KENDALL HUNT The Latino population in America is under attack, and some are “attempting to rid the nation of it.” This was the warning of David Ayón, senior strategist at Latino Decisions, du…
Student Senate refining RSO application process
by LIZZIE DEAL A Student Senate task force is currently investigating different ways to reinvent the process by which organizations apply to become RSOs, or registered student organizations, on campus…
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