Her Day in Court
Amy Hagstrom Miller took her abortion rights case all the way to the Supreme Court. And won.
Mother of Invention
With a hard-to-get beauty patent, alumna Gwen Jimmere is taking her line of natural hair products from the kitchen sink to the global market. From the Winter 2016 edition of Kent State magazine Gwen Jimmere ’03, MA ’08, recently became the first African-American woman...
At Last: Minnesota Honors Its Native American Veterans
Calling it, “A day we have waited for for a long time,” White Earth Nation Chair Erma Vizenor presided over a belated ceremony at the Minnesota State Capitol Thursday honoring the state’s thousands of American Indian veterans of the U.S. military.
The Ones Who Got Away
Emily Baxter’s “We Are All Criminals” project asks us to reconsider the one in four Minnesotans with a criminal record.
Heart of a Historian
Duluth writer Margi Preus’s great eye for historical detail adds depth to her award-winning novels for middle-grade readers.
Hail Fellows!
The Bush Foundation celebrates 60 years of great ideas and the people who powered them.