John O’Connor

Dorothy Day’s path to sainthood is marked by tension between her heroic service and her rejection of violence.

The legal academy has grown dismissive of Justice O’Connor, but the Supreme Court is not a law school faculty workshop. She saw herself as a problem-solver.

"Late Night with the Devil," a “found footage” horror film, perfectly captures the mood and style that surrounded media depictions of the occult in the 1970s.

Amid all the suffering and death, friends and supporters arose in unexpected—often religious—places.

By offering the group as a model for present-day politics, Sarah Schulman’s history of ACT UP reproduces the movement’s failures and exclusions.