Join Drake Rec to celebrate Women’s History Month with an empowering Circus Arts Workshop, featuring the women-owned business Cirque Wonderland.
The workshop will be at 5 p.m. on March 28; check the Drake Rec app for details.
— Gail Witte, Rec Services
Drake Recreational Services wants to know how we are doing. Please respond to the Rec Services Survey and provide some valuable feedback about programs, services and facilities. Please include your name if you want to enter to win a pair of Beats headphones.
If you have any additional comments or suggestions, please reach out to recservices@drake.edu.
— Lisa Murphy, Rec Services
Spring break is just around the corner, and the Bulldog Shop has everything you need to make the most of it. Whether you’re planning a beach getaway, a road trip, or just a relaxing staycation, we’ve got you covered.
Look your best and show off your school spirit in this outback hat or crop tank.
You can shop in-store or online for all your spring break staples. From hats and sunglasses to footballs and coolers, you’ll find just what you need to kickstart your break.
Beginning on March 8, students will be able to request waivers for pre-requisites, major restrictions, and other course restrictions through a new process created by the Office of the Registrar and ITS in collaboration with College and School staff.
Requests submitted through the form will be routed for review by College or School Dean’s Office staff and/or the course instructor. Once reviewed, students will receive an email notification of the decision.
If approved, students will be directed to register for the course in Self Service.
Students may start a request by accessing the form directly here or on the Office of the Registrar’s website here. For questions, please contact the Office of the Registrar at registrar@drake.edu.
— Ryan Trump, Office of the Registrar
The Summer and Fall 2025 schedule of classes and related registration information will be published by March 8. Registration begins Monday, April 7.
View registration information, including the registration time table that shows when you become eligible to register. View the schedule of classes.
Some courses will be temporarily reserved for students who have declared a certain field-of-study (major, minor, concentration, or endorsement). On Monday, April 21, those reservations will be removed. Note that some courses have restrictions that are permanent.
If you are an undergraduate or pharmacy student intending to make any changes to your field-of-study and have those changes take effect before registration begins, file your changes via the change of record request no later than 4:30 p.m. on Monday, March 31. Requests submitted after this date may be delayed.
The change of record request can be found by navigating to myDrake, selecting Self-Service under commonly used apps, and clicking on the link for the change of record request under Student Records.
— Ryan Trump, Office of the Registrar
Drake Theatre People (DTP) present the Cabargay on March 8 at 7 p.m. in the Tuner Jazz Center. We are celebrating queer performers and music as well as fundraising for LGBTQ+ rights in Iowa. We hope to see you there. Shortly following there will be the premiere of a new musical: Duck, Duck, Gay Duck. You won’t want to miss it!
— Audrey Almeida, College of Arts & Sciences
The Drake Men’s Basketball team claimed the Missouri Valley Conference Regular Season Championship title. This exclusive MVC Champions T-shirt just dropped at Bulldog Shop. Don’t miss your chance to own a piece of history. Limited stock available—grab yours today!
In honor of Women’s History Month, Cowles Library has curated a special collection highlighting the achievements and contributions of women throughout history. This collection showcases the inspiring voices and stories of women, emphasizing their impact on society, culture, and the world. Visit the library to explore our collections and resources, including a selection of books and multimedia materials that celebrate the strength, resilience, and accomplishments of women.
Whether you’re looking to dive into biographies, read powerful literature, or explore the role of women in shaping modern history, our collection offers something for everyone.
— Joanna Stankiewicz, Cowles Library
The annual Constitutional Law Symposium invites scholars, judges, and lawyers from across the country to discuss a timely constitutional issue. The proceedings are published in the Drake Law Review.
2025 Constitutional Law Symposium: “A Global Comparison of Presidential Immunity in Democracies”
Saturday, March 29, 2025
8:30-1:00 p.m.
Speakers:
The program will be presented live and in person at Drake University Law School, with a livestream available for a broader audience.
— Dawn Brown, Law School
Drake Law School is proud to announce the second installment of the Dean’s Speaker Series, featuring two prominent leaders in corporate America. Natalie Lamarque, Executive Vice President, General Counsel, and Corporate Secretary at Principal Financial Group and Johnny C. Taylor, Jr., MA’91, JD’92, President & CEO of Society for Human Resource Management (SHRM).
Dean Jones will facilitate a discussion on the role of lawyers in corporate leadership, navigating challenges, developing key skills for success, and more. Panelists will share valuable insights, strategies, and their personal journeys to the top. The presentation will be followed by a reception in Kern Commons.
Dean Jones will facilitate a dynamic discussion on the vital role of lawyers in corporate leadership, exploring key topics such as navigating challenges, developing essential skills for success, and more. Attendees will gain valuable insights from the panelists’ personal journeys, strategies, and experiences.
The presentation will be followed by a reception in Kern Commons.
This event is free and open to the public. Register here.
— Taylor Johnson, Law School
