Opinion

This summer I thought I’d teach my daughter to read. I’m not sure why I had in mind that we’d...

By Liz Stockwell

As a black woman in political science, Terri E. Givens is constantly asked why her research expertise isn't what people expect.

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A new collection of essays continues "the religious turn" in philosophy. Scott McLemee interviews the editors.

By Scott McLemee

A new correspondent writes: This morning I followed up on a Chronicle article from the tail end of last week...

By Dean Dad

In William Rosen's masterful new book, The Most Powerful Idea in the World: A Story of Steam, Industry, and Invention...

By Joshua Kim

When tragedy hits a close-knit community like Alma, Michigan, we all feel it. Two weeks ago, it hit hard. I...

By Jeff Abernathy

There is something about the air in America that seduces the senses. To those who have never been to the...

By Rosalie Arcala Hall

Five years ago, I was speaking with a technology provider about the accessibility of their service. A lot of their...

By Eric Stoller