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Miller '95 pens debut novel

Harwood *84 examines people's aspirations for civic engagement

Harper '88 edits anthology on food and family

Ray '94 exhibits Hurricane Sandy photographs

Elliott '90 and Rose *89 Guide Tourists Through Iowa and its Artist

Jordan ’60 Translates Homer's Odyssey

Slaughter *83 Detangles the American Revolution

Forty-five Years After Its Publication, John Brooks ’42’s Business Book Is a Hit

Sahner ’07 Mingles Memoir and History in Book on Syria

Through his Father’s Letters, Bradt ’52 Reveals the Struggles of Wartime Families

Short stories by Ames '87

Reiken '88 explores unusual connections in new novel

George '75 edits travelers' tales of food and place

Aubry *03 looks at why Americans read novels

Webber '53 explores the life of an early abolitionist

Fahs '73 explores the lives of early women journalists

Park '51 examines film noir

Weiner '91 sets novel in the entertainment world

Bleichmar *05 explores travel, art, and science in Spanish Empire

Coleman '60 tells story of children saved during the Holocaust

Hale '04 *12, colleagues assess breakdown of international cooperation

Hennessy '87 pens second poetry collection

Jacobs-Jenkins ’06’s Play Opens in New York

Freese ’77 Demystifies the Quest for Dark Matter