Most women find lingerie a tangled mélange of silk and lace and are confused about how, when, and where to…

In his book Soft Corruption (Rutgers University Press), former New Jersey legislator William E. Schluter ’50 recounts his fight to…

Creative writing professor Jhumpa Lahiri’s newest translation is Domenico Starnone’s novel, Ties (Europa Editions). Vanda and Aldo’s marriage ruptured years…

Dina Nayeri ’01 tells the story of an Iranian girl who escapes to America as a child in her novel…

Ulysses once saved himself by twisting his name, calling himself “No One” or “Non-Man” and becoming anonymous even as he…

What Was It For (Rescue Press), winner of the 2015 Rescue Press Black Box Poetry Prize, is Adrienne Raphel ’10’s…

A Child’s First Book of Trump (Simon & Schuster), written by Michael Ian Black and illustrated Marc Rosenthal ’71, is…

Donald Nolte ’68 and Diana White’s Heartlessness of Dixie (Amazon) provides a look into social and political issues in Alabama’s…

We are all vulnerable to addiction, be it constantly checking social media, binge eating, smoking, or any other behavior that…

Jeffrey S. Hardy *11 discusses how the Soviet penal system was reimagined and reformed in the wake of Stalin’s death…

Westward expansion of the United States is conventionally remembered for rugged individualism, geographic isolationism, and luck. However, as Professor of…

Quantitative analysis is an essential skill for social science research, yet many students in the social sciences do not receive…

Chinese politics is at a crossroads as President Xi Jinping has surprised people with his bold anti-corruption campaign and his…

In her first novel for children, Lucky Broken Girl (Nancy Paulsen Books), Ruth Behar *83 tells the story of Cuban-Jewish…

A master of storytelling through pictures and three-time winner of the Caldecott Medal, David Wiesner is one of the most…

David Callahan *98 charts the rise of new power players as they convert the fortune of a second Gilded Age…

Goethe: Life as a Work of Art (Liveright) is the first biography in a generation to tell the story of…

In her new novel, The Weight of Ink (Houghton Mifflin Harcourt), Rachel Kadish ’91 tells of two women separated by…