Finding a Home for My Own Family’s History

by Lisandro Pérez On October 14, 2023, only four days after the official release date of my book, The House on G Street: A Cuban Family Saga, I presented it… READ MORE

Challenging Book Bans by Elevating Queer & Trans of Color Children’s Picture Books

By Isabel Millán October 1, 2023 marked the start of Banned Books Week. Generally a celebratory week when book titles are shared among broader conversations over censorship, this year’s stressed… READ MORE

Opinion by Casey Stockstill: Preschool will become a luxury if Congress doesn’t act

This University Press Week, NYU Press is highlighting an author who knows when to #SpeakUP. This opinion piece by Casey Stockstill is reposted from MSNBC.com On Sept. 30, $24 billion… READ MORE

How Art Helps Immigrant Children Find Their Voice

by Silvia Rodriguez Vega By giving voices to those who have yet to be heard, we help create a world where all children are valued, respected, and protected. In Drawing Deportation,… READ MORE

Reviving the Memory of Marty Glickman by Jeffrey S. Gurock

Reviving the Memory of Marty Glickman

By Jeffrey S. Gurock Los Angeles’ Erez Sherman is the rabbi of one of the largest congregations in the United States. He is on a mission to enlighten his fellow… READ MORE

Ill Will Online

October 23, 2008

Donald Dewey, author of The Art of Ill Will (NYU Press 2008), talks to Brian Lehrer about politics, art and their uniquely American intersections.

Podcast: The Criminal Brain

October 22, 2008

Dr. Kevin Keough, host of the North Star Guardians, interviews Dr. Nicole Rafter, author of The Criminal Brain: Understanding Biological Theories of Crime (NYU Press 2008).

God Bless America(?)

Phil Zuckerman, professor of sociology at Pitzer College, is the author of Society Without God: What the Least Religious Nations Can Tell us About Contentment, (NYU Press 2008). The candidates… READ MORE

Om Eim Saraswatyei Swaha

January 1, 2008

A Sanskrit Mantra for the new year. Rough translation: Om and salutations to that feminine energy which informs all artistic and scholasrly endeavors, and for which Eim is the seed…. READ MORE