Professor and Chair of Mathematics John Conway authored Mathematical Connections -- A Capstone Course, published by the American Mathematical Society. This book illustrates connections between various courses taken by undergraduate mathematics majors. The chapters are essentially independent, and the instructor can choose the topics that will form the course and tailor the syllabus. This book is intended for use in a capstone course, so that the graduating seniors view mathematics as an integrated body of knowledge.

Housing Washington: Two Centuries of Residential Development and Planning in the National Capital Area examines the legacy of housing development in the Washington, D.C. metropolitan area. Edited by Professor of American Studies and director of the Graduate Program in Historic Preservation Richard Longstreth, the book offers a fresh perspective on metropolitan dwelling places, urban studies, and architectural and planning history. 

Professors of Philosophy David Degrazia and Jeffrey Brand-Ballard (with Thomas A. Mappes), authored the 7th edition of Biomedical Ethics. This anthology of case studies and readings analyzes the treatment of ethical issues in such topics as abortion, embryonic stem-cell research, and physician-assisted suicide.

Elton Professor of Philosophy Emeritus Richard Schlagel authored  Seeking the Truth: How Science has Prevailed over the Supernatural World View. This sweeping intellectual history compares the world views of science and religion and traces them back to the ancient Greek philosophers and the early threads of the Judaic and Christian religions.

Associate Professor Eric H. Cline, Chair of the Department of Classical & Semetic Languages & Literatures authored the new definitive volume Oxford Handbook of the Bronze Age Aegean.

Columbian College Associate Dean of Graduate Studies and Associate Professor of English Tara Goshal Wallace, a Jane Austen scholar, published Imperial Characters: Home and Periphery in Eighteenth-Century Literature.

Associate Professor of History Andrew Zimmerman published Alabama in Africa: Booker T. Washington, the German Empire, and the Globalization of the New South.