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For more than a decade, readers of the Sunday print edition of The New York Times have opened the Opinion section, the Sunday Review, to find commentary by marquee names like Maureen Dowd and Ross Douthat.
The columnists’ insights will remain — and will now appear at the front of the section — but the rest of the Review, including the name, has been refreshed. Beginning with today’s print Opinion section, which will now be known as Sunday Opinion, readers will find more diverse voices, perspectives from nationwide focus groups and longer pieces of personal writing.
In a recent conversation, Kate Elazegui, the design director for the Opinion desk, and Rachel Poser, the Sunday Opinion editor, discussed what was changing about the section and their goals for the new content.
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