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College Sports: A History, by Eric A. Moyen and noted higher education historian John Thelin, will become an indispensable source for anyone interested in the story of how intercollegiate ...

Three new books capture an era when Jews were (literally) on the same page In the mid-20th century, American Jewish reading tastes were shaped by the Cold War, assimilation and the gender gap.

In “You’ll Never Believe Me,” Kari Ferrell details going from internet notoriety to self-knowledge in a captivating, sharp and very funny memoir.