For 60 years, Star Trek has explored strange new worlds—but Earth, Vulcan, Qo’noS, Bajor, Cardassia, Romulus and countless others became more than destinations. They became civilizations whose cultures, histories and ideas gave the Final Frontier meaning.
Across 60 years, Star Trek’s greatest adversaries have done more than threaten Starfleet. From the Klingons and Romulans to Khan, Q, the Borg and Dominion, they have challenged the Federation’s ideas about peace, individuality, power and what humanity must become.
The Borg Across Generations traces how Star Trek’s most relentless enemy evolved from an unstoppable Collective into a deeply personal threat, challenging Picard, Seven of Nine and Starfleet’s belief in the power of individuality.
Dax Across the Centuries explores how Jadzia, Ezri and generations of Trill hosts transform memory into identity, creating one extraordinary life that continues to evolve across centuries.
More than a century after Starfleet Academy left San Francisco, a new generation of cadets is preparing to inherit a rebuilt Federation. Star Trek: Starfleet Academy turns recovery into possibility as its students discover what Starfleet can become next.
Christopher Pike helped shape the USS Enterprise before James T. Kirk inherited the center chair. Pike to Kirk explores how two captains, one crew and a legendary starship connect two defining eras of Star Trek.
Star Trek: Strange New Worlds returned to the USS Enterprise before Kirk and discovered a voyage that was never merely a prologue. Pike, Spock, Number One and Uhura were already building a legacy that another captain would eventually inherit.
Star Trek: Prodigy introduced Starfleet through young outsiders who, guided by Janeway and the USS Protostar, discovered it was more than a uniform. It was a future they could choose.