Featured Authors

Todd Purdum ’82 Chronicles Desi Arnaz’s Impact on Television

Yejin Suh ’25 Publishes First Novel Inspired by Korean Mythology

Daria Lavelle ’09’s Novel Explores the Relationship Between Grief and Food

John Seabrook ’81 Researches Family Farm History

Christopher Webber ’53 Explores History of Key Abolitionist

Professor Emerita Martha A. Sandweiss Uncovers Civil War Mystery

Andi Almond ’98 Reflects on Worldschooling and Family Travel

Mariam Rahmani ’10 Explores Romance and Self-Discovery in Debut Novel

Hali Lee ’89 Reimagines Philanthropy’s Future

Professors Stephen Macedo *87 and Frances Lee Assess the Politics of Covid

Art Professor Hal Foster Dives Into the Work of Critics

Collection of Writings and Reflections Honors Poet Yusef Komunyakaa

Michelle Lerner ’93 Explores Grief in Her First Novel

Tao Leigh Goffe ’09 Unpacks Exploration of the Caribbean

Julian Zelizer Calls For Partisanship

Michael Cannell ’82 Writes About Cop Corruption

Ben Baer Translates Feminist Activist’s Words

Ed Park Reimagines Korean History

Biography Examines Wilson’s Complicated Past

Jacob Dlamini Explores Political Martyrdom in South Africa

Benjamin Bradlow Examines What Drives Successful Cities

Simon Wu ’17 Reflects on Life and Self-Discovery

Rhodri Lewis on Shakespeare and Tragedy

Heath Pearson *19 Covers Confinement