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The book: In her latest book, Blessing explores the emergence of Ottoman architecture in the 15th century.

Architecture has always been a part of Taylor Plosser Davis ’93’s life. Her father was an architect, so naturally she spent a lot of her childhood at his firm and on job sites learning.

The book: In his latest book, The Entrepreneurs (Columbia University Press), Derek Lidow ’73 covers everything one would need to know on the topic of entrepreneurship.

The book: In Life is Hard (Riverhead Books), Kieran Setiya *02 offers readers a map to navigating life’s difficulties.

Last week the Supreme Court delivered its ruling on the Dobbs v. Jackson case, overturning Roe v.

The book: Paul Laurence Dunbar: The Life and Times of a Caged Bird (Princeton University Press), by Dean of the Faculty and professor of English Gene Andrew Jarrett ’97 wa

The book: In The Education of Betsy Stockton (University of Chicago Press) Gregory Nobles ’70 brings to life the inspiring story of this historical social and education le

Jeff Perry ’68 first stumbled upon freethinker Hubert Harrison while working on his Ph.D. in American history at Columbia. He was already influenced by the work of Theodore W.

When Dexter Thomas Jr.

The book: This is How They Tell me The World Ends: The Cyber Weapons Arms Race (Bloomsbury) offers terrifying insights into the global — yet invisible — cyberweapons marke