Lifestyle
Gender Bias: Scientists are not as objective as you would thinkResearch shows that both male and female scientists have a gender bias towards male applicants, who receive the job and more mentorship. Read more»
Career Advice
Beyond Pink: WitsOn Connects STEM Students With Female MentorsWitsOn provides female students in STEM fields with mentorship and networking opportunities. Read more»
Lifestyle
The V-Word: Take a Vacation like You Mean it!American workplaces are full of naycationers and breakationers - why do employees not like to take a vacation from work? Read more»
Lifestyle
Mating Preferences in the 21st Century: It’s About More than Cooking and CleaningNew research shows that mating preferences are not innate - a narrower gender gap and more equality have changed our preferences. Read more»
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Women and Higher Education: Women are earning more degreesCensus data shows that women have taken over higher education. Women have surpassed men in receiving undergraduate and graduate degrees. Read more»
Lifestyle
The Happiness Gene: Genetic Opposite DayA gene that was believed to increase aggressiveness and anti-social behavior has the opposite effect on women - it makes them happy! Read more»
Lifestyle
Emergency Funds: Basics for Building a Savings AccountBeing a responsible adult means that you are prepared for rainy days - with more than an umbrella. With boots and a savings account. Read more»
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Work Life Balance: Could it be that having it all is just what the doctor prescribed?The research behind having it all and your health, the findings of which may change your perspective on work life balance. Read more»
News
How to Hire Women in Tech: When “Google it” isn’t the SolutionIt is a bleak report from the Bureau of Labor Statistics: Between 2000 and 2011 the number of women who work in computer programming and information science jobs has dropped by 8% to 25% overall – while the number of men in the same professions increased by 16% over the same time period. On top [...] Read more»
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Women’s Employment: Women Regain Jobs After RecessionThree years after the recession ended women finally make headway with lower unemployment numbers -unless they are are married with children. Read more»


