Mary Oliver’s Advice on Writing

Contemporary writing about womanhood is full of apologizing, justifying, or moralizing. Such approaches shed little light

With navigating nematodes, scientists map out how brains implement behaviors

Terry Tao: “How to think like a mathematician”

Bronze Age Collapse

The Campaign Against Palantir

Activists’ Campaign Against Palantir Could Threaten National Security

Trump Administration Presents Update on its Tariff Refund Plan

"Can Speech Policy Protect Public Health?" in Print in Utah Law Review

Yale Admits Self-Censorship and Political Bias Are Eroding Trust in Higher Education

Today in Supreme Court History: April 18, 1775

Penny, a Doberman pinscher, wins the Westminster dog show

Les Perelman, expert in writing assessment and champion of writing education, dies at 77

Hemingway’s Advice on Writing, Ambition, and His Reading List of Essential Books for Aspiring Writers

2026 Church, State & Society Writing Competition for Law Students and Law Clerks

"There should be a simple rule for being a thinker," says Cal Newport. "Don’t let AI write anything for you. Writing is to cognitive health what steps are to physical health"

AI writing tools could lead scholars from low-income countries to erase their own voices

The perilous allure of machine-generated writing has a surprisingly long history

Famous for telling writers to embrace their “shitty first drafts,” Bird by Bird is one of the most popular writing guides of all time. Is it any good?

Walt Whitman’s Advice on Living a Vibrant and Rewarding Life

Paul Giamatti & Stephen Asma talk about Writing, Acting, and the Untamed Imagination

Writing the History of Neoliberalism