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Jeremy Rosen ’01 Examines Minor-Characters-Turned-Protagonists and What Defines Genre

Christopher G. Brinton *16 and Prof. Mung Chiang Reveal the Power of Networks

Michael Lewis ’82’s New Book Explores a Legendary Partnership

Gage McWeeny *03 Explores Strangers in Victorian Literature

Robert Masello ’74 Explores Jekyll and Hyde and Jack the Ripper's Sinister Connection

Historian Laura Beers ’00 Chronicles the Pioneering Life of Britain's "Red Ellen"

Kieran Williams ’89 Offers Fresh Look into Life and Work of Václav Havel

John Sacret Young ’69's 'Artoir' Blends Memoir and Art

S.C. Gwynne ’74 Chronicles a Football Revolution

Zombies, Ghosts, and Spirits Through the Ages with Scott Bruce *00

Phil Seib ’70 Maps the Intersection of Social Media and Diplomacy

Against a Glittery Hollywood Backdrop, Bruce Hillman ’69 Recounts a Medical Intrigue

Lauren Collins ’02 Learns About French — and Love

Five Mayors, One Problem: Thomas Main *94 on Homelessness in New York City

Thomas Main *94

Huckelbridge ’01 Explores the History of Beer in America

Dane Huckelbridge ’01

Laughing at the Problems in Legal Education with Jeremy Blachman ’00

Jeremy Blachman ’00

The Book Is Dead, Says Lurz ’03

John Lurz ’03

One Year After South Carolina Church Shooting, Alums Discuss Racial Violence in ‘Charleston Syllabus’

Edited by Chad Williams *04 (left), Kidada E. Williams, and Keisha N. Blain *14 (right).

Siegel ’11 Reflects On Life With Her ‘Crazy Jewish Mom’ in ‘Mother, Can You NOT?’

Kate Siegel ’11

Duchovny ’82’s New Novel a Tribute to Fatherhood and Baseball

David Duchovny ’82

Zelizer Reflects on Race Riots of the ’60s in New ‘Kerner Report’ Introduction

Julian Zelizer

Democracy In Danger: An In-Depth Look at the Roberts Court

Stephen E. Gottlieb ’62

Who We Are Is Heavily Influenced By Who Our Friends Are, Argues Nehamas *71 in ‘On Friendship’

Alexander Nehamas *71

Kopelson ’73 Goes Behind the Scenes of Reagan’s First Presidential Campaign

Gene Kopelson ’73