Wolfe Institute Launches Fall 2026 New Books by HSS Faculty Series
Students, staff, and faculty are invited to engage with the latest books from five professors through a series of author talks and discussions.
Read MoreStudents, staff, and faculty are invited to engage with the latest books from five professors through a series of author talks and discussions.
Read MoreNationally recognized scholar will spend the academic year at the university’s Humanities Center advancing a new book project and collaborating with leading researchers from across the humanities.
Read MoreWidely regarded as one of the most prestigious honors in political writing, the Orwell Prize recognizes works that illuminate the complex intersections of politics, power, and society.
Read MoreThe prize is one of the United Kingdom’s leading literary awards recognizing fiction that engages with the climate crisis.
Read MoreA new Routledge collection brings together international scholars to explore the literary innovations and lasting impact of the writer’s work.
Read MorePrestigious honor recognizes outstanding achievement in scholarship and the arts, placing them among a distinguished cohort shaping contemporary thought and creative expression.
Read MoreYearwood steps into the presidency with a strong commitment to keeping the alumni community connected well beyond graduation.
Read MoreMany years after life interrupted her studies, Melissa Plush returned to finish what she started.
Read MorePresented by the American Library Association, the annual award is one of the highest honors in children’s literature, recognizing the most distinguished picture book published in the United States.
Read MoreBrent Thomas Whiteside came to New York City to study acting, but instead of appearing on the stage, he is studying to write for it.
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