BURNS WESTON
At a young age, Burns Weston learned that his father had been kicked out of his fraternity in college because he befriended a black man. The conscious anger that arose from this revelation—and a firm belief that no one on the planet has a greater claim to life and human dignity than anyone else—sparked Weston's lifelong passion for global human rights.
Fireworks light up the sky behind Old Capitol on Independence Day.
If you have to study during the summer, you might as well do it outside.
The Old Capitol cornerstone was laid on the Fourth of July 170 years ago.
Students from the Class of 2014 autograph a Herky statue during Orientation.
Incoming students divide into groups for advising sessions during Orientation.
Tippie College of Business students build a Habitat for Humanity house for a local family every year.
The Writing Center offers tutoring programs and resources for writers and teachers.
Summer camps at Iowa offer opportunities for future Hawkeyes with a wide range of interests.