- Read about the life of James Buchanan, the second known African-American graduate of the UW School of Pharmacy: “Unable to Record A Facet of History”: Reclaiming the Legacy of James Buchanan, African-American UW School of Pharmacy Pioneer.
- Read about Edward Kremers and the origins of the study of the history of pharmacy at the University of Wisconsin School of Pharmacy.
- Read about the life of Leo Butts, the UW School of Pharmacy’s first known African-American graduate. Butts’ thesis (1920), “The Negro in Pharmacy” was one of the first scholarly works to research the history and current status of African-American pharmacists.
