Routledge Books

📚 In celebration of World Book Day, we're spotlighting one of our open access books. The first of its kind, this book offers a unique study of awkwardness, not just as an emotion, but as a cultural phenomenon. 🔗 Available open access: spr.ly/6013hCuDR

How do you decide which students are understanding and which need support, on the fly? In this essential playbook McDowell and Sackstein help you formulate and plan in real time, ensuring student growth for all. 🔗 Out today: spr.ly/6017B6pkuv

🎙️ New podcast! Contributors to the book, Cultivating Equitable and Inclusive Conversations in Higher Education, discuss why inclusion is central to the success of students, institutions, higher education, and society. Listen now 👉 spr.ly/6013B6TafF @StuAffairsNOW #HigherEd

Proud to work alongside partners worldwide through Research4Life, supporting a more connected and inclusive global research community. Here’s to continuing this important work together. #R4L25 About Research4Life: spr.ly/6018B6K8lk @R4LPartnership

Congratulations to our author Danny Combs and the Colorado Neurodiversity Chamber of Commerce on winning the 2026 Neurodiversity Innovation Award from the World Economic Forum Davos Neurodiversity Summit! #NeurodiversityCelebrationWeek List of winners: spr.ly/6016B6MDtu

'Teaching Community' by the late bell hooks is a candid guide to extending identity and community beyond the classroom. Whichever stage of education that you lead, bell hooks offers advice that will enrich teaching and lives. 🔗 Visionary and timeless: spr.ly/6015B6uVdD

Research is a journey, not a destination. Take one step forward today, whether it's writing, reading, or revising. #MondayMotivation

Rethinking how we teach music What in the World is Music? (2nd Edition) dissolves the traditional boundaries between musical traditions—offering students a truly global perspective on humanity's most universal practice. Educators are taking notice: "The book provides material with which it is possible to make the study of music more wide ranging and inclusive, particularly in its aim to dissolve the opposition between so-called Western and non-Western repertoires." —Alessandra Ciucci, Associate Professor of Music, @Columbia University "Their work succeeds in flattening pedagogical hierarchies between art and folk music, the sacred and secular, and traditional and popular styles... As broad as it is creative, What in the World is Music? is a brilliant roadmap." —Jonathan Henderson, Professor of Music, College of the Atlantic "Arnold and Kramer have grappled with it effectively and engagingly through a range of physiological, psychological, philosophical, musically analytical, and sociological approaches." —Ted Solis, Professor of Music and Ethnomusicology, Arizona State University (@ASU) Key features: • 300+ streaming videos from around the world • 50 audio tracks illustrating global diversity • Interactive e-textbook with integrated multimedia • Study questions and key terms for each chapter • Case studies connecting theory to practice Perfect for: Music appreciation courses | Ethnomusicology programs | World music studies | General education Learn more: spr.ly/6015B6yGfU

It's #UniversityMentalHealthDay. It is important to normalize conversations about mental health, challenge stigma, and promote better support systems within higher education. Black Male College Students' Mental Health: Providing Holistic Support in Higher Education explores the intersection between mental health and Black college students, providing a crucial resource for higher education administrators and educators. routledge.com/Black-Male-Col…

United Nations calculates that at the current rate, achieving legal parity could take another 286 years. 😳 This alarming reality serves as a call to action, reminding the reader that transformative positive developments are within reach. 🛒 spr.ly/6013htV21

🧠 Can AI be a useful tool in mental healthcare? Recently released, this is a holistic examination the intricacies of AI in all stages of the patient mental health journey from diagnosis, treatment, and prevention. 🔗 spr.ly/6011B6zcZU

Attention #NASPA26 and #ACPA26 delegates! Explore our virtual books store for the latest titles in student affairs and higher education 📚 Use code HESA20 for 20% off the titles through May 1, 2026! Browse now 👉 spr.ly/6012B6JUqC @NASPAtweets #HigherEd

Are you curious about how dyslexia impacts adults? 🔍 This groundbreaking book explores the latest research and offers evidence-based approaches to screening, diagnosis, and intervention specifically tailored to adults. Learn more 👉 spr.ly/6016B6Jv9A #Dyslexia #Neurodiversity #Neuropsychology

As global oil prices continue to fluctuate, impacting economies and households worldwide, understanding the forces behind these changes has never been more critical 🛢️ The book offers a timely exploration of the oil and gas sector, focusing on its role in emerging markets and developing economies ⛽ Learn more 👉 spr.ly/6017B6HQsH #OilAndGas #EnergyMarkets

This blog post by @ERobbPrincipal explores the importance of learning about children’s poets and explains how teachers can use the book ‘40 Poems for 40 Weeks’ in their classrooms 📚 Read now 👉 spr.ly/6016B61gCG @TimRasinski1 @DavidLHarrison1 #K12Resources

Erin E. H. Austin and Lisa Bartels will be discussing their book ‘Achieving National Board Certification in World Languages’ via the CLTA webinar tomorrow, March 11 at 4:30pm CST 📚 Register now 👉 spr.ly/6010h4DDy @CLTAtweets #LanguageLearning #Bilingualism

Every academic masterpiece begins with a single idea. Write it down today - no matter how small. Great things grow from humble beginnings. #MondayMotivation

💡 This #InternationalWomensDay, explore how women are shattering barriers and redefining leadership. 📚 Women's Pathways to Power is your guide to understanding the fight against the glass ceiling. 🔗 Learn more: spr.ly/6015hRJrB #IWD2026 #WomenEmpowerment

🎭 Oedipus Rex - the greatest king, and greatest misfortune, of Thebes. Explore the stories of Sophocles, one of the fathers of Greek Tragedy, as he examines democracy, ethics and human nature. 🔗 Timeless and relevant: spr.ly/6012B66XKa

📚 In celebration of World Book Day, we're spotlighting one of our open access books. The first of its kind, this book offers a unique study of awkwardness, not just as an emotion, but as a cultural phenomenon. 🔗 Available open access: spr.ly/6013hCuDR

Author @SonjaArdoin will be signing copies of her book ‘The Strategic Guide to Shaping Your Student Affairs Career’ at the NASPA Bookstore in Kansas City this Sunday, March 8th! 📚 Learn more 👉 spr.ly/6018hNAhj @NASPAtweets #HigherEd