To encourage robust, good-faith discussion about issues raised in First Opinion essays, STAT publishes selected Letters to ...

In a region known for its tumultuous change, one idea remained remarkably consistent for centuries: Latin America is Catholic ...

As long as Jews have been Jews, from God’s call to Abraham in Genesis chapter 12, our identity has been measured by way of ...

Body beliefs—unspoken assumptions we inherit from family, culture, medicine, and lived experience—shape not only how we see ...

Traditional sources and scholars have long hypothesized the location of this sacred chest. But tracing its whereabouts is ...

In May, I traveled to England to interview, film and photograph for a documentary and articles marking Karl G. Maeser and ...

A Matter of Opinion” is an opinion column that features a personal, anecdotal account of an experience relevant to college students. Each edition, a staff member will write about something ...

It has become conventional wisdom that the strikes launched on Iran this year by Israel and the United States, and the shattering of Tehran’s allies and proxy militias in Gaza, Lebanon, and Syria, ...

Even as fewer young people consider themselves religious, a small percentage of young adults are practicing their faiths with unusual avidity.

Religious affiliation has been dropping among young people for decades, but examples abound of surging interest on college campuses and in cities like D.C.

Don’t argue or challenge contradictions. Your intent is to hear and understand exactly how your sister is using those words.