Regina Munch

Article

Things Fall Apart

A new book tracks the decline of the American middle class over the past few decades, but offers few solutions for building a better future

By Regina Munch

September 12, 2018

Economy

Social Justice

Financial Crisis

Article

Bias, ‘Brogrammers’ & Blind Spots

Tech companies are dominated by a very particular type of person, and their influence can affect the culture at large

By Regina Munch

February 21, 2018

Domestic Affairs

Media

Article

Surviving the Last Century

‘What You Did Not Tell’ is a window into the hopes and fears of those who suffered some of the worst calamities of the twentieth century

January 10, 2018

Article

Staff Pick: ‘On Evil’

Terry Eagleton tries to figure out what we mean when we use the E-word

By Regina Munch

December 28, 2017

Ethics

Secularism and Modernity

Article

Share This Protest

While the horizontal nature of social media can be a solution to the problem of state- or elite-controlled media, it presents problems of its own

By Regina Munch

November 6, 2017

Books

Foreign Affairs

Article

Update: How Not to Fight Campus Racism

Administrators, faculty, and students can have all good intentions yet still foster an environment in which racism is tolerated

By Regina Munch

October 31, 2017

Race

Higher Education

Must Reads

Politics

Injudicious

Kavanaugh’s testimony before the Senate Judiciary Committee was intemperate, partisan, possibly perjurious, plainly injudicious—and disqualifying

By The Editors

October 2, 2018

Religion

Gaps in the Story

Cardinal Marc Ouellet released an open letter to Archbishop Viganò denying that there had been any sanctions against Theodore McCarrick

By Paul Moses

October 10, 2018

Culture

Time to Listen

When borrowing from cultures whose people have historically been disenfranchised, we need to tread responsibly

By Nicole-Ann Lobo

September 29, 2018

Books

Undemocratic by Design

Quinn Slobodian's new book is a fascinating look at the neoliberal mystification of markets.

By Eugene McCarraher

October 15, 2018

Collections

The Church That Has to Come

A series of reported reflections from Rome, where bishops and young people are gathering this October to discuss the future of the church

By Griffin Oleynick

October 16, 2018