Authors and editors in the humanities know that journals are more likely to accept scholarly essays with strong introductions and that such essays are more likely to influence academic conversations.

Essays look more like extended blog posts than journal articles: they're short (typically about the length of this column), personal, and political. "We're constantly telling writers, no, really, say ...

Are editors manipulating citation scores in order to inflate the status of their publications? Are they corrupting the rankings of scholarly journals? While any allegations about cheating or other ...

Students from Snider and Whitko high schools won top honors in a Journal Gazette essay contest focused on career and technical education. The top three essay writers will receive a combined $1,000.