In an award-winning documentary, a UI alumnus tells the story of a little Jewish boy who stood up to the evil of Nazi Germany, armed only with his formidable intelligence, creativity, and courage.
Although Latinos represent a growing economic, political, and cultural force in the U.S., they're often the subject of misconceptions and damaging stereotypes. UI faculty help set the record straight.
The Happiness Issue - December's special theme issue is dedicated to the topic of happiness.
COVER STORY: With the presidential election only a few weeks away, a UI computer science professor explains what can go wrong in the voting booth (hanging chads, anyone?) - and why it's crucial to democracy to get it right.
Although Latinos represent a growing economic, political, and cultural force in the U.S., they're often the subject of misconceptions and damaging stereotypes. UI faculty help set the record straight.
The Happiness Issue - December's special theme issue is dedicated to the topic of happiness.
COVER STORY: With the presidential election only a few weeks away, a UI computer science professor explains what can go wrong in the voting booth (hanging chads, anyone?) - and why it's crucial to democracy to get it right.
From Typhoid Mary to Bill Gates
First on the Bench
The Iowan Type - John Downer
Coming Clean
COVER STORY: Iowa alumni working at a legendary American motorcycle company offer a Hawk's perspective on what it means to be a Hog.
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COVER STORY: In this exclusive photo feature, Iowa Alumni Magazine presents a selection of memories from the UI's digital yearbook collection.
COVER STORY: Diabetes affects millions of Americans, creating an enormous national health burden and untold personal suffering. A promising new center on the UI campus aims to bring research to the rescue.
COVER STORY: It's easy to find scapegoats for today's uncivil politics, but according to some experts on the issue civility starts at home.
COVER STORY: Each year, hundreds of people donate their bodies to the UI for scientific research, to help the living learn from the dead.
COVER STORY: During the turbulent 1960s and '70s, the times really were a'changin'. Some 40 years after the Kent State shootings heightened student discontent with politics and war, a special UI exhibit inspires reflection on an unforgettable period.