7 Women in STEM You Should Know
Recognizing women in STEM shouldn't be hard
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Why You Should be Excited About the First-Ever Image of a Black Hole
If you’ve been on the internet in the past week, you’ve probably seen this image - the first ever image of a black hole (and it has been...
NASA Needs to Upgrade Its Wardrobe
Not exactly a giant leap for womankind
7 Gifs STEM Students Feel on a Spiritual Level
Everyone loves a good sizzle spot.
Self-confidence, Balance and Your “Why” - An Interview with Jasmine Schlichting, One of Harvard’s Graduating Seniors
The women of Harvard are incredibly determined and inspiring. That is especially the case for the women in the STEM fields, which, as many...
3 Tech Organizations that are Paving the Way for Girls in STEM
Excelling in STEM really *is* in a woman's code.
Influential Women in Science Who You May Not Know
When you hear “influential women in science”, many immediately think of Marie Curie -- not without good reason, though! She did discover...
Why It's Important to Learn from Men
Learn to strive together with men in a male-dominated world.
5 Black Women in STEM That Aren’t the Women from “Hidden Figures”
Happy February! Or, more specifically, happy Black History Month! While we’ve already written a few articles on the topic (Sarah’s articles...
Book of the Month: Hidden Figures
This month’s book is out of this world!
Why We Need More Women In STEM
Why are girls more likely to shy away from STEM fields than boys? Why haven’t we encouraged girls AND boys to pursue their dreams and go after what they really want to do?
Women in STEM: Times that Men Took Credit for our Work
In every STEM class, there’s always a carousel of old white men theories we have to learn about. Looking at PowerPoint slides of one white...
Why I Love Living with Female Engineers
Let me tell you about my roommates: they know how to code, they know how to build, and they know how to dominate in a room full of men...
How She Got There: Stacy Copp, Soft Matter Physicist & L'Oreal USA For Women in Science Fellow
"I encourage everyone, regardless of your own interests, to support your peers in the education and career paths that they are excited about."
How the Effort to Increase Gender Diversity in STEM Falls Short
Are we doing enough to make those majors and classes more hospitable for women who wish to pursue them?
Meet Sadie Allen, a BU Computer Engineer
Meet Sadie Allen, the intriguing female engineer!
How She Got There: Fan Liu, Synthetic Organic Chemist, Synthetic Biologist, & L'Oréal USA For Women in Science Fellow
"I have benefited from amazing mentors, both in and outside STEM, who have helped me become who I am today."
STEM Superstars: Interview with Jessie Griffith ‘19
This year, being a junior at Kenyon, I often think of the incredible seniors that are graduating. Many of them have felt like mentors to me...
Finding Time for Your Creativity: From the Heart of a Computer Science Major
What do you want to be when you grow up? That was a question we were all asked as kids. I said the typical answers: a ballerina, doctor,...
