The Op-ed Project, Op-ed Writing: Tips and TricksThe Op-ed Project makes suggestions for how to write a compelling op-ed. Check out the section, Ledes and News Hooks to see how research can be used in op-ed writing
In the search box type "op-ed" AND "topic" [topic can be any keywords relate dot the topci of the op-ed that you're interested in like, education or race].
Sift through results until you find a relevant op-ed.
Or, refine your search by changing the keywords related to your topic.
Nexis Uni (Coverage varies by title)This link opens in a new windowNew Lexis-Nexis interface, with a single search box, plus filters to refine searches; users are encouraged to register for an ID & password, to take advantage of personalization features. Covers a wide range of news, business, legal & reference information; includes federal & state laws & cases.
Tips for searching:
Click on the link to Nexis-Uni above.
Look for the advanced search link under the main search box.
In advanced search, change the first search box from "All Fields" to "Title," then type: "op-ed" OR editorial OR opinion
In the next search box add a keyword(s) of your choosing, for example: education, covid or "racial inequity"
When you finish typing your search terms click on the red "Search" button.
Once you have started a search you can limit your results using the criteria on the left side of the screen.