
One Book Director
During her tenure, Nancy Cunniff has elevated the “One Book” brand to become a signature University program involving the entire campus.
One Book One Northwestern is pleased to announce that the One Book selection for 2022-2023 is How the Word Is Passed: A Reckoning with The History of Slavery Across America by Clint Smith. In How the Word Is Passed, Smith presents both historical research and interviews with ordinary people at historic sites, thus painting a picture both of history and a variety of people’s contemporary — and often inaccurate — understandings of it. Smith will be on the Chicago and Evanston campus in conversation with history professor and One Book faculty chair Leslie M. Harris on October 18th.
11:00 AM - 3:30 PM, 6337 S Woodlawn Ave,
NU in Chicago’s spring 2023 trip invites students to learn more about Chicago’s history of police torture and the fight ...
11:00 AM - 5:00 PM, Welsh-Ryan Arena/McGaw Memorial Hall, 2705 Ashland Avenue
Northwestern University Second Annual Traditional Spring Pow Wow - Hosted by the Native American and Indigenous Student ...
4:30 PM - 7:00 PM, Harris Hall, 1881 Sheridan Road
Joint CCHS/University Libraries Lecture on the History of the Book: Derrick R. SPIRES (Cornell University), author of T...
During her tenure, Nancy Cunniff has elevated the “One Book” brand to become a signature University program involving the entire campus.
The One Book fellows and ambassadors are integral to the running of the One Book program. The fellows are paid to help run the office on a weekly basis by working on the newsletter, website, social media and marketing. The ambassadors assist with events throughout the academic year as needed. All students contribute to the blog and are readers of several books for the selection of next year’s common read program.
Sign up for our newsletter and stay up to date about events and programs.
Engage with organizations, professors, and relevant courses.
There are many ways, large and small, to participate in One Book.