Author and former Secret Service agent Tim Wood to Speak at Westminster College
Tim Wood will be returning to his home state on September 23 to speak on his life experiences as a Secret Service agent. He has served a total of 22 years in the Secret Service in various capacities, including operations with the Department of the Treasury and in the White House. While working in the Treasury,…
Hammons School of Architecture to host annual Drury Architecture Day
The Hammons School of Architecture will hold its annual Drury Architecture Day on October 7. There is no cost to attend. Meet the faculty and staff, tour the school and campus, and design your own project with current HSA students. Guest speakers will talk about career options, admission and financial aid, and the study abroad program….
Fiction Writing: Q & A with Dr. Kevin Henderson
We recently talked with Dr. Kevin Henderson about his experiences with fiction writing and the advice he would give to young, aspiring writers.
Q&A: Real talk with artist Jackie Warren
Meet the passionate, creative soul that is professor Jackie Warren.
Q&A with Lore Robeson of Games, Comics, Etc.
Talking about tabletop games with Lore Robeson of Games Comics Etc.
Q&A with Candace Faith Fruge, manager of Circle on the Square
Candace Faith Fruge, manager of Circle on the Square, shares a passion for transformative, holistic healing with her yoga students throughout Springfield, MO.
Therapist by day, rock star by night. Dr. Natalie Wlodarczyk
Dr. Natalie Wlodarczyk, a professor at Drury University, is an artist who has deep ties to music in the Springfield, MO area.
Q&A with Drury University’s Chaplain Dr. Peter Browning
Peter Browning has been a part of the Drury University family for 28 years as a professor of philosophy and religion and as campus chaplain.
Q&A: A word to the wine with Jason Bernard
Jason Bernard, manager of the Brown Derby International Wine Center, discusses wine expertise, and people’s misconceptions about wine.
21st Century: Road to success or highway to stress?
Life is tough, and we need to work hard to succeed. However, when do we draw the line between hard work and working too hard?