A good story has the power to be transformational. A good story cuts across boundaries and sparks meaningful discussion.
Hawkeye Reads is a campus-wide program that seeks to support the College’s Institutional Outcomes and increase literacy. It promotes dialogue among students, faculty, and staff across the campus. To put it simply, Hawkeye Reads uses reading to build community.
The 2019–2020 Hawkeye Reads book selection is The Hate U Give by Angie Thomas.
Join a BookTalk
Have you always wanted to read a book and discuss it with others? Borrow a copy of The Hate U Give from the Hawkeye Library or purchase a copy from the Hawkeye Bookstore then join us at a BookTalk. Check out the Hawkeye Reads LibGuide to prepare you for BookTalk.
Adopt the Hawkeye Reads Book Selection for your Class
With a surprisingly broad spectrum of subjects, faculty can adopt the Hawkeye Reads book selection for their classes. See the themes in The Hate U Give.
Nominate a Book for Hawkeye Reads
Hawkeye Reads book nominations are being accepted on an on-going basis.
Nominations should align with the 2020–2021 institutional outcome of Quantitative Reasoning.
Please submit your nomination by December 19, 2019.