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Book banning may seem a minor matter in light of recent spikes in anti-trans legislation. But as “Trans Literatures,” a special issue of College Literature: A Journal of Critical Literary Studies argues, the targeting of trans books is at once symptom and...

Two new books provide profound and compassionate advice for living and aging with grace, dignity, and confidence.

How can we save primary care from collapse and improve health care outcomes?

The gold standard in dementia care support, refreshed for a new generation of caregivers.

An empowering guide to understanding the causes of burnout, recovering your energy, and rebuilding a balanced life.

For the third consecutive month, The CEA Critic article "Reading Comprehension Skills of English Majors at Two Midwestern Universities" tops the list of most-read Hopkins Press journal articles, followed closely behind by "The Myth of Democratic Resilience"...

Revisiting the Scopes' trial 100 years later.

The current issue of South Central Review, “Worlds in Crisis.” is an experiment of sorts. It was borne of a recognition of burgeoning national, international, cultural, and climactic crises that are unprecedented in the new millennium. More than one...