Purchase Current Issue or Login to Download the PDF of this Issue Download the PDF of this Issue Columbia and Paul, Weiss are reprising the gutlessness last seen in the McCarthy era. D.D. Guttenplan ...

With The Girl Who Was Too Big for the Page (Philomel Books, April), Davis offers a funny and self-referential take on embracing differences. She talked to American Libraries at the American Library ...

Current affairs magazine The Phoenix is set to close down after more than 40 years. The owners had hoped to keep the magazine open after struggles with the digital world, and attempts to find new ...

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A fallen sorority forms a not-so-secret society, why Kevin Jennings is the football Messiah, and how to do SMU as a grown-up. Someone suggested that our new assistant editor could serve as the model ...

The ethical concerns about risks that arise during human subjects research can also be relevant to other activities, such as methods classes and program evaluations. The following is a compilation of ...

June 30 - The U.S. Supreme Court decided a series of important cases during its current term involving issues such as President Donald Trump's powers, birthright citizenship, immigration, voting ...

Attitudes about women in leadership have improved since 1965. But there are still major differences in how men and women perceive evaluation, standards, and opportunity today. Sign up for HBR ...

Just as the Medici family built financial trust in the 15th century, today’s technologies are driving a new banking renaissance. The new world of AI-driven finance requires IT leaders to rethink cyber ...