In Blockers, Lewis examines the early days of Trump’s Department of Government Efficiency through the stories and experiences of six…

From Princeton classrooms to periods of homelessness, Solo Schizophrenia follows Davis’ descent into schizophrenia and his long, difficult path toward…

Good Faith in Contract Law (Edward Elgar Publishing) examines the role of good faith in commercial contracts and the legal…

As an expert USA Triathlon Level III coach, Freeman shares her wisdom in this practical guide for runners with concrete…

In Matterphorics (Duke University Press) Gandorfer rethinks how legal theory understands the relationship between abstract concepts and the material world…

The creative lives of 56 scientists — including 40 Nobel Prize winners or nominees, with artistic pursuits ranging from painting…

Grenada 1983 offers a detailed examination into the U.S. invasion of Grenada, the largest and most significant American military operation…

This comprehensive field guide pairs 40 short lessons on leadership, work, and life with short video accompaniments. Drawing on more…

The Little Database (University of Minnesota Press) explores the small, carefully curated digital archives that preserve and recontextualize cultural works…

In A Paper Orchestra (3 Girls Jumping), Emmy-nominated screenwriter Michael Jamin ’92 reflects on the unlikely experiences that have shaped…

New York Times bestselling author Jodi Picoult ’87 blends psychological suspense with explorations of memory, loss, and resilience in her…

In I Still Am: A Woman, Pissed-off & Curious ( Seven Stories Press), Friedrich writes of her travels through West…

In The God Test ( Simon & Schuster), Pulitzer Prize finalist Robert Wright ’79 examines the rapid rise of artificial…

In 2022, during a period of creative and emotional uncertainty, Marianne Apostolides ’94 encountered a scientific article that would change…

With families increasingly spanning countries, cultures, and languages, staying connected across borders can be both challenging and meaningful. In The…

Decoding the Devil ( HarperCollins Publishers) is the untold, true story of the Black women who made crucial contributions to…

In The Limits of Liberty ( Oxford University Press), philosopher Sarah Conly questions the traditional argument that personal liberty is…