Featured Authors

As We Celebrate Nurses, Paul Stepansky ’73 Commemorates Their Forebears

Catherine Sanderson *97’s Advice for Changing Social Norms During a Pandemic

Alexis Schaitkin ’07’s Debut Novel Tells a Gripping Family Story

Mayor Michael Signer ’95 Reflects on the Violence of Charlottesville

Jordan Kisner ’09 Finds Secular and Religious American Gods

Language Warrior Anton Treuer ’91 Revitalizes Ojibwe

Joseph S. Nye Jr. ’58 Scores Presidential Morality in American Foreign Policy

Michael D. Gordin Explores a Pivotal Period in Einstein’s Life

Joshua Hammer ’79 Lets a Tale of Falcon Thievery Fly

Syukuro Manabe On the Scientific History of Climate Change

Centenarian Donald R. Fletcher ’39 *51 Tells His Life Story

Martin Flaherty ’81 on the Supreme Court’s Power in Foreign Affairs

Laurel Leff ’78 Remembers the Scholars Blocked from Escaping Nazism

Sarah Tantillo ’87 Charts the Rise of Charter Schools

Daniel Goodman ’82 Considers the Many Paths Available to Scientists and Engineers

Jenny Wiley Legath *08 Reveals Roots and Influence of Protestant Deaconesses

Dana R. Fisher ’93 Studies Grassroots Activism and the Blue Wave

Richard Stengel ’77 Illuminates the Rise of (Dis)Information Wars

Jonathan Rothwell *09 Revitalizes Conversation on Solutions for Income Inequality

Donald M. Rattner *85 Shows You How to Make Your Home Stimulate Creativity

Richard C. Harwood *84 Promotes Purposeful Community-Building in ‘Stepping Forward’

Lizabeth Cohen ’73 Unspools a History of Urban Development Through the Story of Ed Logue

Corey Robin ’89 Explains the Enigmatic Clarence Thomas

Brendan R. Gallagher *17 on the Failure of America’s Postwar Planning