A Celebration of Black Lives
A new book for kids ages 9 and up
Humanities & Culture
Manufactured Wilderness
Creating Yellowstone Park meant evicting longtime Native American residents
Working Class Hero
A senior thesis on a legendary Panamanian boxer
The Power Within
TWTP’s annual welcome meets Afrofuturism, over Zoom
The View From Tripoli
I went to Lebanon not just to learn Arabic but to take a break from America—and came back with a new perspective.
Use of Force
A conversation about police reform with Chicago’s new deputy inspector general for public safety
Celebrating Uyghur Culture
Silk Road Recipes: Parida’s Uyghur Cookbook
Capitalism on the Couch
A history course analyzes the social, political, and cultural underpinnings of our economic system.
Everything Old Is New Again
Technology and new questions bring long-studied archaeological sites to life.
Love, Actually
A lit class examines love and desire through academic, intellectual, and deeply personal lenses.
Walking the Labyrinth
For Heidi Kim ’87, combating racism is a lifelong practice deeply rooted in her Christian faith
A Language, Liberated
Nitana Hicks Greendeer ’03 is a leader in the effort to bring the Wôpanâak language back.
A Jamaican American in Paris
Six Questions for Makedah Hughes ’19
Rotten Culture
Why removing “bad apples” won’t fix the police
Leading Amid Unrest
A Twin Cities college president’s Day One was the week of the riots
Video-game Music
Five minutes with Enongo Lumumba-Kasongo, Mellon Gateway postdoctoral fellow in music.
America’s Quarantine Dad
John Krasinski ’01 curates reasons to smile
Hometown Advocate
The new mayor of Cambridge, Mass., fights to keep the city affordable
Whichever Way You Wear It
Brown Black Hairitage likes your style
Losers for the Win
A new book of essays looks at why we love Charlie Brown
Fresh Ink
New books by Courtney Maum ’01, Louise Aronson ’86, and Lauren Acampora ’97
Radical Vision
Life, death, love, and humanity through the eyes of Toni Morrison.
Fresh Ink
New books by Mona Awad ’14 MFA, Art Markman ’88, and Tim Murphy ’91
Magic Tricks
Want to study alchemy, witchcraft, or sorcery? The Hay library has you covered.