March marks Women’s History Month— a time for reflection on what women have achieved in the U.S. It is also a time to think about a women’s

While watching the Big Ten basketball tournaments this month, viewers saw advertisements for the Teachers Insurance and Annuity Association of America with the hashtag #retireinequality.

Members of Congress sat less than 6 feet apart for President Joe Biden’s State of the Union address on Tuesday. And they did so without

Outdated licensing rules make it needlessly difficult for part-time lawyers to remain in the workforce. In addition to the expense of attending law school, most

After news broke of Supreme Court Justice Stephen Breyer’s retirement, the National Organization for Women released a statement: “NOW will hold [President Joe Biden] to

Many young people spend January implementing their New Year’s resolutions. The age group of people who were most likely (40%) to say they planned to make any

Democrats are less tolerant than Republicans on campus. A whopping 71% of Democrats on campus won’t go on a date with and 37% won’t be

As pregnant women ourselves, we aren’t taking the decision lightly. We’ve looked at available data, asked questions and received mixed messages. While the Biden administration is turning