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Drake University added five new fully electric vans to their fleet this week, which will be used by maintenance and ...

In the March 7 meeting of the Des Moines City Council, Indira Sheumaker cast the sole vote against approving the ...

Drake’s $225 million fundraising campaign “The Ones” includes plans to renovate and add to the Olmsted Center to attract more ...

On April 21, the Drake University Student Senate passed a resolution declaring their support for the transgender community following the ...

As of May 1, the Iowa House and Senate have still not brought bills that would limit the use of ...

Drake biology and psychology professor Dr. Michael Renner distributed an essay in an email to select faculty members this week ...

America’s economy has been unstable for the past couple of years, thanks to the COVID-19 pandemic. This has caused many ...

The Times-Delphic spoke to three sustainability leaders on campus to explore this question. Drake Environmental Action League (DEAL) president Jacob ...

Note: this publication contains corrections in the first line different from what appeared in print in the Relays Edition Some ...

When School of Journalism and Mass Communication dean Kathleen Richardson took over her current position, she observed a pressing need ...

After years of seeing abnormally large buffets served at networking events, Drake Law professor Ellen Yee’s curiosity was piqued. “I ...

Learn what’s next for Drake’s $225 million fundraising campaign Since Drake announced its $225 million fundraising campaign, “The Ones: Drake’s ...

2022 marks the 102nd year of Drake’s School of Journalism and Mass Communication. Centennial celebrations were originally planned for April ...

As the 2022 Drake Relays approach, the days of toilet paper shortages, weeks of solitude and the halting of everyday ...

Drake students and the surrounding community will see their beloved Dogtown district get a facelift within the coming year. Through ...