What We Are Reading Today: Bad City

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Updated 29 July 2022
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What We Are Reading Today: Bad City

Author: Paul Pringle

Bad City is a true story about scandal, corruption and coverups.
“This is a book that reminds us of the importance of journalists and why we need writers willing to take on big names and institutions,”  said a review in goodreads.com.
Author Paul Pringle, winner of the Pulitzer Prize, uses high-caliber investigative journalism to delve deeply into two major scandals at University of Southern California that are enmeshed in coverups and crimes that at times seem beyond belief, according to the review It added: “This is the riveting story of the hard-work of inspiring reporters who persistently strove to find the truth, amidst a nebulous web of cover-ups, and then succeeded in achieving a remarkable reporting expose.”
Packed with details never before disclosed, Pringle goes behind the scenes to reveal how he and his fellow reporters triumphed over the Los Angeles city’s debased institutions. “This is L.A. at its darkest and investigative journalism at its brightest,” said the review.

 

 


What We Are Reading Today: Renaissance

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Updated 28 December 2025
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What We Are Reading Today: Renaissance

  • Designed by Adjaye Associates in association with Cooper Robertson, the new facility positions the museum at the heart of both campus and civic life as a center for the public humanities

Author: James Christen Steward

“Renaissance: A New Museum for Princeton” reflects on the history of the Princeton University Art Museum as one of the oldest collecting institutions in North America and the role of its architecture in campus making. 

The 2025 opening of its new building affirms the museum’s long-standing commitment to considering works of art in the original as essential tools for understanding the wider world. 

Designed by Adjaye Associates in association with Cooper Robertson, the new facility positions the museum at the heart of both campus and civic life as a center for the public humanities.