Operates with oversight from Starfleet Command. Section 31 is a Black Ops branch that handles dirty work Starfleet can't openly do. Section 31 started as part of Starfleet Intelligence ...

In Star Trek: Section 31, Lieutenant Rachel Garrett (Kacey Rohl) is eager to move up Starfleet's ranks, unaware that her ...

As the shadowy branch of Starfleet Intelligence gets its very own movie, we look back at Section 31's morally dubious history. The United Federation of Planets may hold itself up as a futuristic ...

A woman sits in a bar. Not as a fugitive, not as an emperor, but as something in between. The war is over. Her mirror self is gone. Her place in this universe was never meant to exist.

Section 31 was unquestionably framed as evil, but if they were protecting the Federation from the shadows all along, then the audience and their Starfleet heroes would have to acknowledge them as ...

According to Sloan, Section 31 is a subset of Starfleet Intelligence designed to search out and identify potential dangers to the Federation and then “deal with them… quietly.” He points out ...

“What we talk about in every iteration of ‘Star Trek,’ be it ‘Section 31’ or the conversations that we're having on ‘Starfleet Academy’ or ‘Strange New Worlds,’ which really is ...

That's where we find the reformed tyrant when Section 31 — Starfleet's morally flexible spy branch — knocks on her door, looking to recruit her for a top-secret mission that could shape the ...

Most of Section 31 takes place in Georgiou’s present, where she has become the owner of a seedy nightclub (which is also a spaceship) parked somewhere beyond Starfleet’s jurisdiction.