The New York Times is reimagining Sunday Review

As of July 17, there is a brand-new section in The New York Times: Sunday Opinion.

Though the name is new, Sunday Opinion has a long history. It was born in 1935 as The News of the Week in Review, a place where Times staffers could offer their analysis of the week’s news. In 2011, the section was given over to the Opinion editors and renamed Sunday Review. Since then, it has been the print home of our finest and most ambitious opinion journalism, where you can find the Sunday columnists Maureen Dowd, Ross Douthat and Jamelle Bouie; the Times editorial board; and incisive guest essays from a wide range of viewpoints.

This redesign completes that transformation. By renaming the section Sunday Opinion, we’re recognizing the role it plays and making that clearer to readers.

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