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SPORTS
Guard Ava Hawthone takes the ball down the court in the Knapp Center in a Nov. 9 matchup against Creighton University. Drake fell to the Bluejays 74-83. Photo courtesy of Ginnie Coleman
Men’s and women’s basketball tip off the season
Serena Thiede, Sports Editor • Nov 12, 2025
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Drake volleyball looks ahead to MVC semifinals
Nov 12, 2025
Women’s Soccer loses MVC semifinals
Nov 7, 2025
The Drake Dance Team: defining their own standards
Nov 6, 2025
Drake women’s tennis concludes fall season with Drake Invite
Nov 5, 2025
Drake football takes down Butler 24-19
Nov 5, 2025
Iowa Migrant Movement for Justice representatives Elena Casillas-Hoffman and Rachel Dong give a speech against ICE on No Kings Day, Oct. 18, at the Iowa State Capitol.
News
Des Moines community reacts to increased ICE presence
Jean Hall, Staff Writer • Nov 12, 2025
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Steam emerges from a hole just outside Herriot Hall.
News
Drake addresses local street safety concerns
Zoey Borkowski, Faculty Senate Beat Writer • Nov 12, 2025
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Jewett Hall, a former residence hall, will be used for on-campus housing over J-Term. This will be the first time that Goodwin-Kirk and Herriott will not.
Only Jewett will be open for J-Term student housing
Nov 12, 2025
Moderator Ben Kieffer discusses the economy and current events with Bucksbaum Lectureship in Business speaker Kai Ryssdal on Nov. 5. Ryssdal hosts “Marketplace,” a business radio program. Photo courtesy of Drake University Communications
Drake’s Bucksbaum Lecture brings Kai Ryssdal’s insight, humor and real-world economics
Nov 12, 2025
A DRAKE STUDENT LEAVES IOWA behind on their drive home. When Drake students graduate, they need to decide whether to stay in Iowa or leave it.
How upcoming Drake graduates decide where to live
Nov 6, 2025
COMMENTARY
Letter to the Editor: Dogtown After Hours
Aidan Lai, Natalie Dziubinski, and Katelynn Bender • Nov 12, 2025
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Elephants are too big not to talk about them
Nov 12, 2025
Have we finally reached the brewing point?
Nov 12, 2025
First Friday first place in my heart
Nov 12, 2025
The Des Moines art scene is more accessible than you think
Nov 6, 2025
We’re studying to be teachers, not the phone police
Nov 6, 2025
Theta members Maren O'Brien and Tory Meyer prepare pancakes at Theta's Cakes for CASA event on Nov. 7. Photo courtesy of Drake Theta
The cast of Drake Theatre Arts' production of 'Julius Caesar' poses for a photo. Photo courtesy of Drake Theatre Arts.
Features
Classic play confronts modern social ills
Olivia Sigler, Contributing Writer • Nov 12, 2025
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Local drag performer Robin Graves was the emcee of the DTP's "Cabargay."
Features
Cabargay sees Pomerantz Stage clad in rainbow
Stella Pihlstrom, Staff Writer • Nov 12, 2025
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Drake community members signed their names on Drake’s AIDS Memorial Quilt square in 1995 to support victims of HIV and AIDS. Drake’s square has been displayed with the quilt in San Francisco for the past three decades. Photo courtesy of The National AIDS Memorial
Drake AIDS Memorial Quilt square turns 30
Nov 12, 2025
Dashae Engler, a student veteran studying magazine and brand media, smiles and holds up her veteran ID.
Student veteran Dashae Engler, a journalist at heart, shares her story
Nov 12, 2025
A cast member creeps up next to the audience as they begin to don party hats Oct. 31 in Sussman Theatre. “Rocky Horror Picture Show” allows for audience engagement and participation throughout the show. Photo courtesy of Victoria Powell
Drake Theatre People does the Time Warp live
Nov 4, 2025
Frosting piping bags, sprinkles and skull cookies lay on the table for students to decorate at ISA and Crawford Hall’s Dia de los Muertos event.
ISA and Crawford Hall fire up Día de los Muertos
Nov 4, 2025
Students mingle amongst themselves as they assemble festive crafts at “A Harkin Halloween,” Oct. 30. The event was the first accessible Halloween organized by the Harkin Institute and Disability Coalition.
DISCO’s first accessible Halloween promotes equity
Nov 4, 2025
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