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FeaturesNewsletters to Subscribe to That Will Keep You Informed and EntertainedA list of the most informative and entertaining email newsletters to subscribe to in 2020, from Well-Read Black Girl to Fruity and For Harriet.
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Features11 Black History Movies to Educate Yourself WithIf you're seeking out complex, beautifully told movies about Black history, check out this list. Many are biographical, all are educational.
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Career advice7 Brilliant Gifts for Your New College GradSmart picks that will make their adulting future look pretty bright.
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TV shows'Sex Education' Season 2: Everything We Know So FarSome new faces will walk the halls of Moordale Secondary.
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RoyalsMeghan Markle Skyped a College in Malawi to Support a Campaign to Educate GirlsMeghan and Harry met with alumni of the Campaign for Female Education.
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Career adviceMillennials Are Generation Broke—Here's How We Fix ItThe class of 2019 is the last of millennials to graduate college, and they have a challenging financial future in front of them. But millennials will also be the ones to solve these systemic problems.
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RoyalsKate Middleton Opens Up About Motherhood: "I Was a Very Naive as a Parent"Kate Middleton Opened Up About Being "Very Naive as a Parent" in a Candid New Talk
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Career adviceRefugee Girls Want to Change the World. Will We Let Them?Although cultural tides are shifting, a lack of educational resources and opportunities makes it hard for girls to reach their potential.
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RoyalsMeghan Markle's Beige Aritzia Coat Should Be In Everyone's Closet for WinterYesterday, Meghan Markle attended a meeting with The Association of Commonwealth Universities at King’s College London to discuss the role of higher education. She wore a beige Aritzia wool coat.
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How ToWhat to Know About The Title IX Changes—And How You Can Fight ThemBetsy DeVos's proposed rule changes would drastically alter how schools handle sexual assault.
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FeaturesHow to Overcome Imposter SyndromeOur resident psychiatrist Samantha Boardman's antidote for feeling like a fraud at work.
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PoliticsTeaching In the Age of Mass ShootingsAs a new school year begins, many teachers wonder: Is my classroom next?
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Career adviceMale Coders Who Drop Out of College Are Heroes in Silicon Valley—but What About the Women?
Twentysomething women are bucking stereotypes by dropping out of school to make it in tech. But whether Silicon Valley will embrace their ambition or eat them alive remains to be seen.
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PoliticsAre Women Equal in America? A Look At Title IX's Impact 45 Years LaterThe landmark legislation made discrimination on the basis of sex illegal in education. On the 45th anniversary of its passing, Molly Knight examines what that's meant for American women.
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CultureWhat Life Is Like for Girls in Cambodia—and How You Can HelpTina Kieffer was the editor-in-chief of Marie Claire France, until a trip to Cambodia opened her eyes and set her on a new path.
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PoliticsHere's Why Trump's Pick for Secretary of Education Betsy DeVos Is So Controversial
The choice doesn't "drain the swamp," according to his supporters.
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Features6 Things You Need to Know About Women's Issues in IndiaContributing editor Melinda Gates on the stories—and women—who are making impactful change.
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Career adviceThis Company Is Giving Employees Paid Menstrual LeavePTO = Period Time Off.
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Career adviceIs Community College the Key to Closing Tech's Gender Gap?It's no secret that STEM fields are largely male—even at the undergraduate level. But here, there's a surprising revolution taking place.
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