Editors

How Facebook Is Changing the Way Its Users Consume Journalism
Ravi Somaiya, The New York Times

Look At Your Money
Trevor Logan, Curator Magazine

The Virtues of Brunch
Gracy Olmstead, The American Conservative

The Mineral Night/ A Child in the Likeness of God
Marly Youmans, Books & Culture

The Imminent Death of the Internet Troll
Jake Swearingen, The Atlantic

Strange Days
Sven Birkerts, Lapham’s Quarterly

From Isaac Newton to the Genius Bar
Darrin M. McMahon, Nautilus

The Secret History of Birth Control Pills
Sarah Kliff, Vox

This Marriage Thing is (Beautiful) Hard as Hell
Maria Grizzetti, Incarnation and Modernity

Learning to Love the Individual
Travis LaCouter, Ethika Politika

Meditative Photo Series Celebrates the Beauty of Stillness Through Glass Windows
Katie Hosmer, My Modern Met

Middle East Must Keep Its Christians, Says Vatican Calling for Scrutiny of Islamists’ Funding
Hannah Roberts, The Tablet

Trust Levels of News Sources by Ideological Group
Pew Research Center

Ello–And Goodbye to the New Facebook?
Ed Cumming, The Guardian

Isaac Asimov Mulls, “How Do People Get New Ideas?”
Isaac Asimov, MIT Technology Review

The Quality of Fear
David Brooks, The New York Times

Evolution and Ethics, Revisited
Gertrude Himmelfarb, The New Atlantis

Your Fathers, Where Are They? And the Prophets, Do They Live Forever?
Charles Carman, Books & Culture

Our Endangered Species
Jonathan V. Last, The Weekly Standard

The Lost Art of Reading
Kate Havard, The Washington Free Beacon

25 is the New 21
Randye Hoder, The Atlantic

Between Two Trees: A Review of Peter Leithart’s Shining Glory
Brett McCraken, The Other Journal

Inside Matisse’s Chapel of Cutouts
Morgan Meis, Patheos

Damnatio Memoria? The Council of Trent and Catholic Teaching on Divorce
E. Christian Brugger, The Public Discourse

The Conservative Case Against the Suburbs
Charles Mahron, The American Conservative

Truly, Madly, Deeply Avoiding Adverbs
Lucy Ferriss, The Chronicle of Higher Education

Present Perfect
Laura Kasischke, Verse Daily

The Morality of Food—Then and Now
Leann Davis Alspaugh, The Hedgehog Review

Apple and Facebook Are Paying Employees to Freeze Their Eggs
Aaron Taube, Yahoo! Finance

The Divorcée’s French Class
Ellen Ann Fentress, The New York Times

Healers
Sophie Collins, Poetry Magazine

How the Common Core Went Wrong
Frederick M. Hess, National Affairs

Why Are Americans So Fascinated with Extreme Fitness?
Heather Havrilesky, New York Times

Recognizing the Adult in the Mirror
B.D. McClay, The Hedgehog Review

At the Tomb of Dante Alighieri
Rod Dreher, The American Conservative

Having Patience for the Sausage-Making Synod
Fr. Robert Barron, Word on Fire

The Long Way to Liberty
Yuval Levin, National Review

The Shallow Nihilism of John Gray
Anthony McCarthy, Spiked

New $25,000 Prize for Catholic Literary Arts
Ron Charles, The Washington Post