This Kyoto University course delivered through edX dives deep into the perplexing chemistry of molecules essential to life and the methods we use to study them.

The China Study examines the effect of animal protein intake on cancer risk, suggesting that the surest way we can improve our health is by focusing on a plant-based diet.

Edith Eva Eger describes her traumatic experiences of the Holocaust and her long journey toward recovery and joy.

Samuel P. Huntington offers an analysis of global politics in the post-Cold War era, explaining that global conflict is not caused by ideological struggles but by cultural differences.

In The Classics Veganized, vegan chef Doug McNish provides veganized versions of classic comfort food recipes.

In The Climate Book, activist Greta Thunberg details the science and history of climate change and rallies us to take individual and collective action.

An exploration of the idea that parents in the U.S. are unwittingly harming their children by overprotecting them, tolerating distorted thinking, and promoting tribalism.

The Code Breaker explores biochemist and Nobel laureate Jennifer Doudna's work on developing one of the world's sharpest gene-editing technologies, used to combat deadly viruses and treat inherited diseases.

The Code Of The Extraordinary Mind gives you a framework for success, based on the lives of the world's most successful people.

Andrew Chen draws upon his own business experience at Uber as well as case studies of other Silicon Valley startups to explain the strategies employed when growing user networks.

In this June 2023 episode of the She's All Over The Place Podcast, host Katie Chonacas and actor Erik Jensen dive into the world of theater, exploring the importance of collaboration, creativity, and passion in creating successful Broadway productions.

The Color of Law is a detailed exposé of the systematic residential segregation of Black Americans established by government policies in the United States.

In this collection of aphorisms, essays, and stories, author Matt Haig offers wisdom and encouragement to provide comfort in difficult times.

BBC Radio 4 science sleuths Dr. Hannah Fry and Dr. Adam Rutherford answer big questions about life, evolution, space, and time.

This book teaches readers about the essentials of modern astrology through an inclusive, beginner-friendly perspective.

This all-inclusive guide to home-brewing, suitable for all readers regardless of previous experience, provides brewing instructions from start to finish, along with key tips and personalized recipes.

The Compound Effect shows us why big, abrupt changes rarely work, and how we can change our life over time with small, daily steps, and the courage to break through our limits when we reach them.

In The Confidence Game, New Yorker columnist and professional poker player Maria Konnikova pulls together the stories of infamous swindlers and their victims and takes us through the psychological principles of deception - revealing why no one is immune to the wiles of a grifter.

In this edX course, Dr. Manuel Sanjurjo Rivo and Dr. Mario Merino explore the history and importance of space engineering — unraveling how space travel came about, how it works, and why humankind is so fascinated by the possibilities of the unknown sky.

Linda Abbit suggests mindfulness techniques that mitigate the practical and emotional challenges of caregiving, as well as advice to help safeguard the wellbeing of the care recipient and the caregiver.

In The Consolations of Philosophy, British philosopher Alain de Botton tackles the concerns of daily life by looking back to the thoughts and philosophies of some of the greatest thinkers of all time.