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(Video) Highlights from the student activities fair
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#NationalDogDay Everyday
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No natural gas detected in Parent’s Hall, authorities said
by Lórien MacEnulty Administrators were alerted to a potential gas leak that transpired in the midst of the Activities Fair this afternoon. All studen…
Drake renovations wow students
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Crazy Rich Asians dominates at box office
BY: ERIN O’BOYLE Some movies are made solely to make people laugh, others are to inform people of a story or a message, and some movies, if done…
Papa Keno’s: The latest addition to Dogtown
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Passing down advice to this year’s freshmen
BY Tuma Haji Last year, 758 first-year students enrolled at Drake University. No longer new to the challenges and excitement of starting college, many…
Virtual school year kicks off with myDrake software
BY KATIE CARLTON Drake is making the transition from blueView to myDrake this semester. While many students look forward to the update, some have mixe…
Drake Public Safety and the student body
BY LÓRIEN MACENULTY Times-Delphic features editor Lórien MacEnulty sits down with Drake Director of Public Safety Scott Law to discuss Public Safety&#…
Behind the scenes of Drake’s famous Painted Street
BY ELLIE DETWEILER Drake University is well-known for its Painted Street, but what does it take for the people behind the scenes to pull off one of th…
College Republicans react to notes left on poster
BY KATHERINE BAUER Several members of Drake College Republicans said they weren’t surprised when something happened to a poster they hung in the…
Call to action stems from DACA debrief
Students made signs in reaction to the election of President Donald Trump last fall. BY: KATHERINE BAUER Drake students took time out of their Thursd…
Controversy surrounding science fair sponsorship erupts like a papier-mache volcano
Intel, the software and technology giant, recently pledged to withdraw funding traditionally devoted to high school science fairs by 2019.…
The Times-Delphic’s year in review: breaking news, readers’ favorites
Grades have been submitted, transcripts updated and J-term is on the horizon. With 2016 behind students, The Times-Delphic is taking a look back on so…