Articles Tagged: Her Magazine

What do you want to be when you grow up? That’s the question students will hear often throughout their education. …

Leigh Ann Erickson’s mission as an educator is to bring about racial reconciliation. Now in her fifth year at Mount …

Empowering. Wise. Big-hearted. Persistent. These are just a few of the words used to describe The Gazette’s inaugural HER Women …

Nancy Hauserman, retired from teaching at the University of Iowa Tippie College of Business, believes it is critical for each …

As we turn the corner into spring, I find myself naturally contemplating new beginnings. Not one for New Year’s resolutions, …

In the spring of 2007 ImOn Communications opened it doors for business. Patrice Carroll served as general manager for the …

As a HER: Women in Business reader, you have more choices than ever before. Would you like to pursue a …

The Iowa Department of Human Rights, in partnership with Grand View University, has begun to ask women across Iowa to …

In one of my first jobs right out of college, I worked as a copy editor. Every day, I wrangled …

A novel can give you a glimpse into another person’s life and give you a new perspective on your own …

Peggy Whitson remembers watching in wonder, as a 9-year-old girl living near Beaconsfield, in southwest Iowa, as the first astronauts …

For many, a cup of coffee fuels their morning. For Brooke Fitzgerald, it takes a whole coffee shop. Fitzgerald opened …

BHFO founders Stacie and Jon Sefton like to shop smart. In the early 2000s, long before ‘e-commerce” and ‘online carts” …

Sarah Grunewaldt grew up in Hudson, Wis., about 15 miles from Minneapolis, Minn. She was part of a high school …

Katie Roche stands in her Iowa City kitchen, a kettle of water on the stove and two tea cups at …