Applications are live for Summer 2022 travel seminars. Priority deadline for applications is Dec.r 15. Start an application today. Summer 2022 travel seminars are: Germany & Poland: Heritage and Holocaust Uganda: Sustainable Development in Africa Additionally, information sessions for each of the Summer 2022 travel seminars will be held in the coming weeks. For Germany and … Continue reading Summer 2022 travel seminar applications live
A campus-wide, al fresco open house will be held Wednesday, June 30, from 2–4 p.m. to honor Drake retirees (scroll down for a list of this year’s retirees). Please mark your calendars and plan to stroll the campus, dropping in at each location to share your thanks, congratulations, and well-wishes. College/School/Office Location Advancement Alumni House … Continue reading Honor retirees at campus-wide celebration June 30
As part of Staff Appreciation Month, Human Resources has been sharing shout-outs submitted by faculty, staff, and students. Thanks to everyone who participated this month! Even though Staff Appreciation Month is coming to an end, please continue to find ways to show your appreciation to staff, faculty, and students across campus. We can all use a … Continue reading Read the final week of shout-outs!
As part of Staff Appreciation Month, Human Resources is encouraging everyone to submit a shout-out for a staff member this week. Deadline to send in your final shout out is this Thursday, March 25. Simply submit a sentence of appreciation to Linda Feiden at linda.feiden@drake.edu. Read the shout-outs submitted this week! “A shout-out to Jarad … Continue reading Read this week’s shout-outs!
It is with heavy hearts that we share the passing of Curt Cardwell, associate professor of History. Curt passed away unexpectedly on Thursday, Jan. 7, at his home in Des Moines. Curt was a valued, dedicated, and talented member of the Drake community who will be deeply missed by his students and colleagues. A service is … Continue reading In Memoriam: Curt Cardwell
During Thanksgiving week, Facilities Planning & Management will be performing two projects that will impact select areas of campus. Fire hydrant replacement Nov. 23On Monday, Nov. 23, we’ll be replacing a fire hydrant near Olmsted. This project will cause the water to be shut off between 10 a.m.–3 p.m. to Aliber, Olmsted, and Hubbell. Aliber – … Continue reading Thanksgiving week utility shutdowns
Flex study spaces are available for studying or participation in virtual classes through Friday, December 11. See below for an updated list of locations and hours. Flex spaces will not be available the week of Thanksgiving. Flex spaces are first-come, first-serve. They cannot be reserved in advance. Upon arrival, please sign in the Flex Space … Continue reading Campus study spaces
Looking for a spot on campus where you can study between classes, or need a place to participate in a virtual class? Check out the flex spaces below to accommodate your needs. Flex spaces are first-come, first-serve. They cannot be reserved in advance. Upon arrival, students should check-in using the QR code on the flex space … Continue reading Campus study spaces
Undergraduate students can access all academic buildings on campus from 7 a.m.–11 p.m. Monday–Friday by using their Student ID. The exception to this rule is the Law School, which is only accessible to Law School students outside of regular hours. Regular hours are 7:30 a.m.–4:30 p.m. Monday–Friday. All campus buildings are unlocked during this time—a … Continue reading Building access info
Looking for a spot on campus where you can study between classes, or need a place to participate in a virtual class between your face-to-face classes? There are now designated flex spaces available on campus to accommodate your needs. Flex spaces are fist-come, first-serve. They cannot be reserved in advance. Upon arrival, students should check-in using a … Continue reading Campus study spaces