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Kim Merker, hand-press printer of poets, is dead at 81

Published
2013.05.27
Kim Merker in 1991. He was known for printing books the way they were produced centuries ago.

Kim Merker, founder of the UI Center for the Book, and designer, typesetter, and printer of some of the most beautiful books made in America in the late 20th century, died of cancer in Iowa City at age 81. Story from: The New York Times

The New York Times

UI students receive 2013 Stanley Awards

Four University of Iowa undergraduate students and 20 UI graduate students have received Stanley Awards for International Research to conduct research abroad or pursue learning activities in international studies that are not available on the UI campus. Story

Spotlight: A karmic connection

International Accents: Spotlight: A karmic connection
Published
2013.05.01
UI student Thomas Langer at the Mahabodhi Temple, Bodh Gaya, India

Thomas Langer, a recent UI graduate with a Bachelor of Arts in International Studies with an emphasis in human rights, traveled to India last summer to explore the role and impact of new social media upon the Tibetan diaspora living in exile. Story from: International Accents

International Accents

Alumni Association honors 12 for achievement, service

From championing education reform to sending hundreds of Iowans on cultural exchanges, UI alumni are making their marks across the spectrum. Story

Recovery, renewal, and readiness

The University of Iowa will mark five years since the 2008 floods with public events in communities across Iowa. Story

Lucas Mann talks about 'Class A: Baseball in the Middle of Everywhere'

Published
2013.05.16
Portion of the book jacket cover from Lucas Mann talking about 'Class A," a novel about baseball

Lucas Mann, who received his Master of Fine Arts from the UI in 2012, discusses his first book, Class A: Baseball in the Middle of Everywhere. Story from: The New York Times

The New York Times

UI alumnus Lem Genovese is veteran folk singer, author

Published
2013.05.23
Lem Genovese, UI alum and veteran folk singer, plays the guitar

UI alumnus Lem Genovese, who received his bachelor's degree in general studies in 1987, is now a veteran folk singer and author, his perspectives honed by four decades of songwriting and performing and his 20 years of service in the U.S. Army and National Guard. Story from: Veterans Today

Veterans Today

Fermenting ad success for popular U.S. brews

Portrait of Lisa Weser

As head of brand communications at Anheuser-Busch, UI alumna Lisa Weser formulates PR strategies for the brewing company's U.S. brands, including Budweiser. She recently was involved in developing and promoting the Budweiser Clydesdale TV spot that aired during the 2013 Super Bowl. Story

Mason-Browne shares insights on female adult learners

Published
2013.06.01

Pat Mason-Browne, senior associate director of Academic Programs and Student Development in the UI College of Liberal Arts and Sciences, co-authors a column on female adult learners, the special challenges they face returning to college, and the ways universities can support them. Story from: Academic Advising Today

Academic Advising Today

Mo Yan promotes Chinese literature

Published
2013.05.22
Nobel Prize laureates, physicist C.N. Lang (left) and author Mo Yan, (right), Photo by Gong Lei/Xinhua

Chinese author Mo Yan (photo, right), a 2004 participant of the UI International Writing Program (IWP), recently assumed the post of chairing the newly-established Beijing Normal University International Writing Center. Story from: China Daily

China Daily

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