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Drury University's Hammons School of Architecture (HSA) has long been one of the top programs on campus. Since its inception in the late '80s, HSA has been a consistent attraction for students from both near and far. But even with prolonged success, HSA n

A pair of Drury students shared a $2,000 grant from the Greene County Medical Society, a grant which was made possible by the Paul Carrick Trust and awarded during the summer. Juniors Owen Cornell (Bolivar, Missouri) and Kaiden Kristek (Springfield, Misso

The following is an excerpt from the Spring 2026 issue of Drury Magazine by Emma Schoeller From an early age, Lauren Bloxom embarked on her lifelong pursuit of discovering the world around her. "Growing up I was always surrounded by animals and exploring

The following is an excerpt from the Spring 2026 issue of Drury Magazine It takes everyone on campus to make One Drury a reality. A powerful outcome from acting in unity around the story of who we are and how we work together is the legacy that's left beh

Danielle Buker. Photo by Colton Sammons. The following is an excerpt from the Spring 2026 issue of Drury Magazine Drury University's purpose is to change lives through a personalized education. At Drury, students build lasting relationships, discover thei

A pair of Drury alumnae returned to campus last weekend to serve as guest speakers at commencement ceremonies. And they brought with them shared experiences, advice on what lies ahead, wisdom, and … Hamilton?!? Winter Kinne '05 MBA '10 and Lauren Holtkamp

A pair of Drury teams found success at the inaugural Cox Health CASE Competition, held on Wednesday, April 8 at Drury's Judy Thompson Executive Conference Center. Sponsored by Cox Health, the event featured six teams - 2 each from Drury and Evangel, and o

Author and Drury alum James Owen '00 and popular podcaster and law professor Melissa Murray are the final guest speakers of the year for the Meader Center Speaker Series "10 Years of the Meador Center". Owen is scheduled to speak at noon, Wednesday, March

It only took Tyra Pierce 35 years to go viral. A high-energy adjunct professor in the Department of Behavioral Sciences at Drury since 1991, Pierce ends every class with a magic trick, something he has been doing since before he arrived in Springfield. "I