This article originally appeared in US News & World Report. Batgirl is back. At least for today, a day dubbed Equal Pay Day, a fictitious holiday that

This article originally appeared in US News & World Report. Citing lack of interest in an all-women’s school in rural Virginia at full-price tuition, the

This article originally appeared in Campus Reform. Donna Shalala, the president of the University of Miami, attracted criticism in the national press based on her

This article originally appeared in US News & World Report. Most of the attention on Hillary Clinton’s recent return to the public stage has focused

This article originally appeared in the Washington Examiner. Two Hollywood stars made headlines at the Oscars in the name of women’s empowerment. Best Actress nominee

This article originally appeared in The Federalist. With a presidential campaign—and especially another Hillary Clinton run—looming, one might assume the women’s beat would be an

This article originally appeared in National Review. I received a letter from my health-care exchange last month informing me that I could keep my health plan.

This article originally appeared in the Washington Examiner. What does it take to get single college women to vote? Shirtless male models. As part of