Grace Lavery asserts: "deadnaming and misgendering are not acceptable scholarly practices, and they are not covered by the principle of academic freedom."

Stanford's recent decision to remove monuments of Spanish missionary Junipero Serra ignores the Hispanic legacy in United States history.

Julia Kristeva responds to the accusations that she worked as a Bulgarian spy in the 1970s.

Danielle Drori reflects on her short-lived membership at the women's co-working space and club The Wing, and Nancy Fraser's theory of feminist ambivalences.

Rahuldeep Gill, Professor of Religion at California Lutheran University, writes on fire, guns, and the crisis of our times.

While Cork, Ireland is a city transformed by globalization and gentrification, it's literary figures still reinforce the city's distinct feel.

An open letter from Antena Los Ángeles to the Library Foundation of Los Angeles protesting the firing of Maureen Moore and Louise Steinman.

Eli Rudavsky reviews the Art Institute of Chicago's recent exhibition, "Never a Lovely So Real."

What might a conversation between student and professor about "The Republican Club" look like?

No matter how much of an effort I make to explore Seoul, every so often something reminds me how much …