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Professor Hillary Chute. Photo by Adam Glanzman/Northeastern University</i>

Professor’s book explores the essence of comics—from superheroes, to sex, to the suburbs

Hillary Chute’s new book, Why Comics: From Underground to Everywhere, examines the history and culture of comics. It delves into the superhero phenomenon but also the essence of comics’ appeal more broadly and how the art form differentiates itself from others.

by Greg St. Martin January 10, 2018

Professor explores diplomacy nuance in new book

Professor Mary Thompson-Jones knows the intricacies of diplomacy operations, with more than two decades of experience in foreign policy. In her new book, To the Secretary: Leaked Embassy Cables and America’s Foreign Policy Disconnect, she explores the intricacies exposed by the 2010 WikiLeaks scandal.

by Joe O'Connell July 8, 2016

Take me out to 30 ballgames

Northeastern alumnus Ben Lavoie is writing a book that will chronicle an ultimate summer trip he took after senior year: visiting all 30 Major League Baseball stadiums.

by Joe O'Connell July 8, 2015

Professor’s book explores the essence of comics—from superheroes, to sex, to the suburbs

Professor explores diplomacy nuance in new book

Take me out to 30 ballgames

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