In its April 2020 issue, Significance celebrates the bicentenary of the birth of Florence Nightingale with a special collection of articles about the renowned nurse, statistician, and reformer.

The June issue of Significance is out in digital format and focuses on the legacy of Francis Galton, statistical pioneer and eugenicist. How should we best commemorate Galton’s statistical achievements while not downplaying or overlooking his disturbing views on race?

The sinking of the Titanic motivated data visualization designers to tell the story of the tragedy in new ways, using a variety of graphical methods.

The December 2018 issue of Significance is out in digital format. It explores data ethics, extreme floods, and other thorny issues.

The latest issue of Significance features articles about gerrymandering, epidemiology on trial, and dealing with ethical dilemmas.

The December 2017 issue of Significance is now available in print and digital formats. The cover story tells the history of the arithmetic mean.

The October 2017 issue of Significance is out in print and digital formats. The cover story presents a graphical account of the Great Migration of African Americans in the century following their emancipation from slavery.

The August issue of Significance is available. Included is an interview with Andreas Georgiou, the former head of the Greek National Statistics Institute who has faced years of criminal investigations.

To coincide with the start of a new volume of Significance, both the print and online magazine underwent a major redesign.

As the result of a partnership between the ASA and Royal Statistical Society, every member of the ASA
will receive Significance in addition to Amstat News starting in September. The first joint issue will contain a mix of the important, the topical, the scientific, and, occasionally, the whimsical.