Faithful to the Task at Hand (SUNY Press), by Carroll L.L. Miller (B.A. ’29, M.A. ’30) and Anne S. Pruitt-Logan (B.S. ’49), tells the remarkable story of Lucy Diggs Slowe, the first African-......
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The latest alumni publications.
Invisible Hawkeyes, by Lena M. Hill (B.A. ’97) and Michael D. Hill (B.A. ’93), takes a collection of individual stories at the University of Iowa and its college town of Iowa City from the 1930s...
Might Could Be (Different Drummer, LLC), by Gay G. Gunn (B.A. ’69; M.S.W. ’71), is the sequel to Keely and Colt that follows siblings Selena Culhane Colson and Hepburn Culhane on their journeys...
Charlise and the Snickerdoodle (Rosedog Books), by Tiffany N. Johnson-Largent (M.S. ’05; Ph.D. ’11), is a children’s novel about a young girl named Charlise who is given a new sweet treat but has...
Miss Ivy’s Tea Room (LifeRich Publishing), by Marlene Rose-Clarke (B.B.A. ’82), is a novel that follows a quilt of characters, each with a story of adversity, as they fi nd solace in a hot cup of...
In Full Color: Finding My Place in a Black and White World (BenBella Books, Inc.), by Rachel Doležal (M.F.A. ’02), describes the path that led Doležal from being a child of white evangelical......
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