Student Senate
The faces behind the 29th session of Student Senate
These fifteen Drake students will be senators for the 29th session of Drake Student Senate
Read moreSenate proposes budget for 2015-2016
SAB budget over $160,000, Senate budget tops $124,000
Read moreCandidate voices opinion in diversity-focused platform
This letter to the editor appeared in the April 1st edition of the Times-Delphic.
Read moreCandidate promises positive environment
This letter to the editor appeared in the April 1st edition of the Times-Delphic.
Read moreMASA planning Malaysian Night
Senate disapproves campaign student organization
Read moreSenate allocates over 20K to twelve different student organizations
Student Senate divided $20,512.50 for 12 different student organizations at their last meeting.
Read moreSenate helps fund PRSSA’s regional conference
South Asian Student Association heads to St. Louis University for spring show
Read moreDogtown After Hours to host world’s largest Nerf gun battle
Dogtown After Hours received funding from Student Senate with hopes of breaking a Guinness World Record.
Read moreSenate grants request from St. Kate’s church for retreat
The Student Senate approved two funding requests from organizations on campus.
Read moreCBS to bring Henrietta Lacks family members to Des Moines
On Thursday, Feb. 5, the Drake University Student Senate unanimously voted to allocate funding to bring two family members of...
Read moreBakari Addresses Senate on Finals Anxiety, Counseling Services
STORY BY COLE NORUM Dean of Students Sentwali Bakari used the beginning of his weekly administrative report to remind Student...
Read moreSenate Approves Student Spending on Multiple Projects
Senators debate allocations of funds for multiple student projects
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Pictured: Crowd of Drake Students sitting around Sister Cindy holding a sign before her speech. Sidewalk along 31st street and Carpenter.
Pictures from Cassie Schoene https://t.co/RAsLZW6y4N
A crowd of students have gathered at side walk of intersection 31st and Carpenter. Sister Cindy plans to begin speaking at 1:00 pm. Two public safety cars are parked nearby. https://t.co/dTN1aXD4d9
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