Featured Authors

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

BJ Miller ’93’s Advice for End-of-Life Planning

Misa Sugiura ’91’s Coming of Age Novel Blends Romance and Self-Discovery

Andrew Scull *74 Charts a History of Psychiatry

Jeff Gordinier ’88 Relates Culinary Adventure with Renowned Chef

Priya Vulchi ’22 Compiles Nationwide Anecdotes on Race

Hester Blum ’95 Reports on Reporters From the Ends of the Earth

George Will *68 Explains America’s Founders — And How to Apply Their Thoughts Today

Celene Ibrahim ’08’s Anthology Compiles Thoughts on Compassion, Justice

Lydia Fitzpatrick ’04 Illuminates Family Ties in “Lights All Night Long”

Alison Leigh Cowan ’82 Compiles Tips to Navigate College Life

Robert Caro ’57 Shows his Work in “Working”

Frank DiStefano ’95 Thinks It’s Time to Realign

Professor Jo Dunkley Explains The Universe

Charles Wheelan *93 Explores National Emergencies Through Satire

Gordon H. Chang ’70 Recovers the Stories of the Chinese Laborers Who Connected America

Joanne Ramos ’95’s Novel Explores Motherhood Against a Dystopian Backdrop

Haemin Sunim *07 on Love and Imperfection

Dane Huckelbridge ’01 Recounts the Life — And Death — of the Most Fatal Tiger Known to Man

Eliza Griswold ’95 Recounts a Modern Tragedy

Alexandre Montagu ’87’s Novel Explores Identity, Culture

Ingrid Fetell Lee ’02 Helps Those Seeking Joy