All Drake students are invited to join the Office of Admission in welcoming future Bulldogs by volunteering to provide campus tours during admission group visit days.

An informational session will be held Sept. 24 from 4–4:50 p.m. in Sussman, Olmsted Center.

After attending an information session, students may sign up to be a member and complete an availability form.  As part of the training, shadowing a tour with a current ambassador will be scheduled as well.

For questions, contact admissioncoleition@drake.edu.  

— Deneen Dygert, Associate Director of Admission

Join us for this two-part, one-hour workshop series exploring Capoeira, the Afro-Brazilian martial art that blends movement, music, and rhythm. Learn the fundamentals of Capoeira’s flowing kicks, dodges, and acrobatics, while experiencing its cultural roots and community spirit. No prior experience needed—just bring curiosity, energy, and a willingness to move!

— Gail Witte, Rec Services

Need a break from classes and stress? Come unwind at Puppy Yoga — the perfect blend of gentle yoga and adorable puppy playtime! Puppy Yoga will be held Sept. 27 from 10:30–11 a.m. and 11:30 a.m.–12 p.m. Instructors will guide you through a relaxing flow while playful pups roam around spreading joy. All levels welcome. Bring your mat, bring your friends, and get ready to smile.

— Gail Witte, Rec Services

OpenAir Carbon Removal Challenge is an intercollegiate competition focused on carbon collection. If anyone is interested in participating, please visit the link for more information: https://luma.com/zae5n44d.

If there are any questions regarding the challenge, please contact Edward Kelley edward.kelley@drake.edu.

— Jacob Lemons, Fine Arts Coordinator

Come to the Olmsted Breezeway on Sept. 16 from 1–5 p.m. for free merch and information on voter registration. If you have any voter questions, someone will be there to assist you.

— Chloe Lepak, College of Arts & Sciences

Golf: For Business & Life Program is a non-Credit course that provides you with group golf lessons. The lessons are taught at Willow Creek by a professional. The program teaches you how to perform basic golf skills and terminology. The class is designed for all skill levels and beginners are encouraged to participate. The deadline for register is September 2. Lessons will begin the week of September 8 and the cost for the program will be $80-$100. You can apply at www.drake.edu/recservices/golfforbusinessandlife.

If you have any questions or need more information, you can reach out to Lisa Murphy at lisa.murphy@drake.edu.

— Lisa Murphy, Rec Services

Looking for an adventure on campus? From Aug. 25—Sept. 7, the Cowles Library Scavenger Hunt is your chance to explore hidden corners of the library, meet our team, and uncover resources you never knew existed.

How to play:

• Find all six checkpoints throughout the library
• Scan the QR codes to learn fun facts about each spot
• Snap a selfie at each location (share with @CowlesLib on Instagram and #CatchCowles if you’d like!)
• Show your selfies at the Information Desk to earn a unique sticker for each checkpoint
• Collect all six and you’ll be entered into a drawing for a gift card to a local Dogtown bookshop!

Whether you’re brand new to campus or a library pro, this is your chance to explore, collect, and maybe even catch ’em all!

— Hope Bibens, Cowles Library

Are you hesitant to use free weights because you aren’t familiar with proper form? Join Gail Witte, wellness director, Recreational Services, on Wednesday, Sept. 3, from 5–5:45 p.m. to learn the basics of weight training. The first five people to register (and attend) will receive a free weightlifting journal. Sign up for the class on the Drake Rec app.