Faculty Publishing

Submission page.

Published by AAUP. Focuses mainly on higher education. Guidelines for submission.

The Atlantic has a specific contact listed,depending on the topic.

Submit online.

Submit via email, oped@bloomberg.net.

Submit Op-eds via email, opinion@chronicle.com.

Op-eds: Email, no attachment, to asolomon@raceforward.org. Include “Editorial Query” in your subject header. Discourage “completed” manuscripts. Tips for Submitting.

Academics writing for general audience in a journalism/academic cross. Open to all authors with university or research-institution affiliation.

Submission guidelines. Publishes opinion pieces on pre-K through 12th grade education in their “Commentary” section. Email Opinion@epe.org.

Send Op-eds to opinion@forbes.com.

Op-eds: Email contributor@thegrio.com; subject line “Submission”. Encouraged to send brief query emails-- about 250 words or less. Your article must be exclusive. Pieces usually run between 400-500 words.

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Submission and writing guidelines. Email submission instructions details.

• Email David Kemp, Managing Editor: david.kemp@justia.com.
• Essays run 1500-2500 words and are aimed at a legally knowledgable and sophisticated (but not necessarily lawyer or academic) audience.

Style and writing as well as submission information.

Does not have an open submission, but contributors are listed on the masthead, including many law professors. You can try reaching out through one of them:

Submission guidelines. Publishes short pieces in law-and-policy by academics.

The Monkey Cage is the politics blog of the Washington Post. Email pitches or pieces to monkeycageblog@gmail.com. Pieces should be "...about 800 words (1000 is the upper limit), aimed at a general (non-academic) audience..." and should not be a traditional op-ed.

Submit magazine submissions with a feminist focus to crios@msmagazine.com. Pitch the Ms. blog via blog@msmagazine.com.

Submit online.

Submission guidelines

Letters to the editor.

Style sheet and guidelines. Short/General-interest book reviews (published through University of Chicago)

Submit Op-ed (including opinion and report) via email, letters@newrepublic.com.

Guidelines for submission.

Send your letter by email, comments@nymag.com.

Op-ed guidelines.

Send completed article or article idea to: pitch@quillette.com.

Op-eds: Send submissions along with a short biography and contact information to submissions@theroot.com.

• Publishes occasional commentary on SCOTUS cases and happenings. They do not have regular open submissions, but if you have something, reach out to:
• Manager: Kalvis Golde
• Deputy Manager: Katie Bart
• Editor: Edith Roberts

Unsolicited articles to: slateoffice@slate.com. Include “Article Submission” in subject line.

• Constitutional Law
• No space for open submissions
• Main editor is Joshua Matz at matz.joshua@gmail.com

Op-eds: Submit to anar@undark.org or info@undark.org. 500-800 words in length. Undark explores science at the point where it intersects with politics, economics and culture.

Op-eds: Pitches should be one to two paragraphs in length. Final commentaries should be about 600-800 words, on news and issues from a feminist perspective. Submit your pitch online here.

Several of the listed student run online 'Briefs' and 'Forum' on this web page accept shorter pieces and appear to be up to date in publishing issues.

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Submission guidelines. Op-eds: Email as preferred method of submission. Submit your 500-600 word piece to commentary@chicagotribune.com. You can also fax the op-ed to 312-222-2598.

Op-eds: Christian Science Monitor is not accepting general, unsolicited op-eds. They are accepting topic specific commentary submissions for their Environment / Energy Voices and New Economy blogs. View guidelines here .

Op-eds: Ideally 800-2000 words in length, but any length will be considered. Submit to eleanor@lareviewofbooks.org, with piece attached as a word document, or a pitch in the body of the email.

Op-eds: About 750 words. Piece must be exclusive, and can be on any subject. Include name of author followed by the topic in the subject line, and paste the text of the article into the body of the message. Submissions must be sent by e-mail to oped@latimes.com.

They are taken into consideration for the Op-Ed page, the Sunday Review, Opinionator and other online series, and the International NYT, edited out of Paris, London, and Hong Kong. Articles typically run from 400-1200 words; submissions of any length will be considered.

650-900 words in length. Paste in text.

Op-ed guidelines. 400-1000 jargon-free words submitted as the body of an email rather than an attachment.

Your piece may be published in print or online - or both. The op-ed must be exclusive to the Washington Post, and can be any length. It is unlikely to be accepted if it is over 750 words. No anonymous or pseudonymous submissions.

Op-eds: Opinion Editor: David Keene: commentary@washingtontimes.com. Must be exclusive.

Op-eds: Submit through their online form

Op-eds: Email oped@MiamiHerald.com. Keep column under 650 words. Include photo (headshot) of author.

Guidelines. Email Op-eds to insight@orlandosentinel.com. Max of 700 words, plus a head and shoulders picture, and a short bio.

Op-eds: letters@pbpost.com,

Op-eds: Email Opinion Editor, Tom Tryon at tom.tryon@heraldtribune.com.

Op-eds: E-mail: kguy@sun-sentinel.com. Prefers 800 words or less, but will consider a submission of up to 1,000 words.

Op-eds: 500 words. Email: jverhulst@tampabay.com. Include name, home address, day number, and email.

Op-eds: Email draft to dheitman@theadvocate.com.

Op-eds: Send emails without attachments to vop@thebeaconjournal.com. Must include name, address and phone number to be considered for publication.

Op-eds: Conversational articles are most appealing. Approximately 600 words. Email Guest Opinion and Commentary manager Mike Oliver at moliver@al.com.

The word limit for an opinion column is 650.The word limit for a letter to the editor is 350.

“Your View” columns should be 700 words or less.

Op-ed guidelines. Submit via online form. 620 words maximum.

Op-eds: Send to opinions@arizonarepublic.com “My Turn” should be the subject line title. No longer than 550 words. May be distributed through print and online.

Op-eds: Email SBrown@Arkansasonline.com.

Op-eds: Email letters@usatoday.com.

Op-eds: Email to Andre Jackson, Editorial Editor at andre.jackson@ajc.com. 500-750 words.

Op-eds: Submit to views@statesman.com. Your own commentary should be 600-650 words.

Op-eds: 650-750 words. Email commentary@baltsun.com, or submit via their online form.

Op-eds:. Send by email to oped@globe.com. Piece should be up to 700 words.

Op-eds: letterstoeditor@bostonherald.com.

Op-eds: Submit Op-eds to opinions@browndailyherald.com.

Op-eds: Email editpage@buffnews.com. “My View” is a first-person column to all Western New York writers. Submissions should be 600 words.

Op-eds: Send in opinion editorial the same way as letters to the editor.

Op-eds: Send in a plain text email to tmcnamee@suntimes.com. 650 word limit.

Op-eds: Send a quick summary of your idea and a bio to Cassie Walker Burke at cburke@crain.com. The general rule of thumb is 500 words or less. Op-eds selected for the print edition rarely exceed 500 words.

Op-eds: Email :editor@philanthropy.com and feel free to also email stacy.palmer@philanthropy.com. Your article should focus on issues of concern to the charities, foundations, donors, and others who have a stake in the charitable nonprofit world.

Op-eds: Send in opinion editorial the same way as letters to the editor.

Op-eds: Email to forum@cleveland.com. Preferred length is 700 words.

Op-eds: Send in opinion editorial the same way as letters to the editor.

Op-eds: Submission guidelines.Send to theforum@usatoday.com. Columns typically run 550 to 750 words.

Op-eds: Email elarsen@bayareanewsgroup.com. 750 words for op-ed pieces. Clear and concise. Deadline for all submissions is Friday noon of the week preceding publication.

Op-eds: Send to opinion@langnews.com Subject: “Op-Ed Submission.” No more than 600 words.

Op-eds: Submit to viewpoints@dallasnews.com Columns run about 650. Also provide a JPG photo.

Op-eds: Email op-ed submission to newsdesk@cmgohio.com

Op-eds: Submit to columns@denverpost.com Guest commentary should be 650 words or fewer. Include a high resolution photo of yourself with a short biographical paragraph.

Op-eds: Send to Lynn Hicks, Opinion Editor at lshicks@dmreg.com 300-500 words.

Op-eds: Email oped@freepress Ideal length is 600 words.

Op-eds: Email Assistant Editorial Page Editor, Nicholas G. Hahn III at nhahn@detroitnews.com Commentaries are 600-750 words on current public policy/societal issues on the local, state, national, and international scene.

600 words for op-ed pieces. Exclusive submissions only to ebcommentary@bayareanewsgroup.com, with tagline and proposed commentary as part of the email text. View full description in the link.

Op-eds: Send in opinion editorial the same way as letters to the editor

Op-eds: Send in opinion editorial the same way as letters to the editor.

Op-eds: Email comment@globeandmail.ca Max is 650 words.

Op-eds should be no more than 600 words. Photo and links may be requested. Preferably exclusive. Reach statewide contact Dan Hawkins, opinion curator, at dhawkins@mlive.com.

Op-eds: opinion@tribweb.com

Op-eds: Email oped@courant.com “Other Opinion” gives priority to locally written pieces on state and regional issues. The limit is 700 words.

Op-eds: Submit via online form. 500-600 words for guest columns.

Op-eds: Submit to outlook@chron.com 700 words.

Op-eds: Email stareditor@starnews.com 800 words. Make sure your email indicates that the piece is intended for Jane Lichtenberg and the op-ed page.

Op-eds:Letters@ibdeditorials.com

Submission guidelines for newly named LoHud.com.

Op-eds: Send to oped@kcstar.com Up to 600 words. Include one sentence description on author.

Op-eds: Send in opinion editorial the same way as letters to the editor.

Op-eds: Send in opinion editorial the same way as letters to the editor

Op-eds: Email to hleditorial@herald-leader.com No more than 650 words.

Op-eds: Email Keith Runyon at krunyon@courier-journal.com 500-700 words.

Op-eds: Email to jsedit@journalsentinel.com Articles are used for “Sunday Crossroads”/ the daily opinions page.

Op-eds: Email column to: oped@dailynews.com They expect 650-700 words.

Op-eds: Submit to their online editorial: online@nypost.com

Op-eds have a limit of 675 words, and submissions must be exclusive. They should be emailed to oped@starledger.com. No attachments. Plain text email.

Op-eds: You may email forum@newsoberver.com 750 words for the “Point of View” column.

Op-eds: Send in opinion editorial the same way as letters to the editor

Opinion pieces of no more than 600 words can be emailed to Opinions editor Eli Reyes at eli.reyes@newsday.com.

Op-eds: Send in opinion editorial the same way as letters to the editor.

Op-eds: Send in opinion editorial the same way as letters to the editor

Op-eds: Essays should be 625 words and sent by email to commentary@ocregister.com

Op-eds: Send to commentary@oregonian.com The word limit is 500 words and no more. .

Op-eds: Website illustrates many different submission options. Print-specific pitches go to editor@psmag.com Web-specific-- mufberg@psmag.com

Op-eds: Submit to oped@phillynews.com 500-800 words.

Op-eds: Send op-ed pieces to opinion@pioneerpress.com It is recommended to also send pieces to to news@pioneerpress.com.

Op-eds: Email opinion@post-gazette.com Opinion articles for use on The Perspective pages and in Sunday Forum section. Easier to read in text message; can accept Word files. 600-800 words.

Send in op-ed the same way as letters to the editor. See instructions for letters here. Email to letters@postandcourier.com.

Op-eds should not exceed 700 words. Send submissions via email to: letters@providencejournal.com.

Op-eds: Send in opinion editorial the same way as letters to the editor: Letters@northjersey.com

Op-eds: Send in opinion editorial the same way as letters to the editor.

Op-eds: You may submit via this online form.“Speaking Out” is 450 words or fewer.

Op-eds: Write 600 words and send article to oped@sacbee.com

Op-eds: Email to Tim Fitzpatrick: fitz@sltrib.com Typed and double spaced.

Op-eds: Guest commentaries should be submitted to eortiz@primetimenewspapers.com for consideration.

Op-eds: Contact Community Opinion Editor, Blanca Gonzalez at bianca.gonzalez@sduniontribune.com Submissions should be 700-750 words.

Op-eds: Submit drafts to opinion@bayareanewsgroup.com" They should be 600 words or less.

Op-eds: Send to: oped@seattletimes.com No longer than 650 words.

Op-eds: Email submission to trobberson@post-dispatch.com Preferred length is 700 words.

Op-eds: Emailed to oped@starledger.com “The Sunday Perspective” is reserved for the opinion and daily editorial page. Op-eds have a limit of 675 words.

Op-eds: Email to opinion@startribune.com Commentary can be no more than 700 words.

Op-eds: 750 words maximum. Email: letters@telegram.com.

Op-eds: Length of no more than 550 words preferred. Send to dplazas@tennessean.com. Please include a high-resolution headshot (100 kilobytes-plus).

Op-eds:letters@times-picayune.com No more than 800 words.

Op-eds: Contact Editorial Page Editor Keith C. Burris, Email: kburris@theblade.com"

Op-eds: Wayne Greene waynegreene@tulsaworld.com

Op-eds: Send in opinion editorial the same way as letters to the editor.

Op-eds: Email wsjopine@madison.com