Education

Women lead TIME100 Creators 2026 list

Seattle tragedy speaks to need to invest in our young people

We must create more opportunities for our youth

NYU Professor Hong Wang becomes third woman to win prestigious Fields Medal

The ‘Matilda effect’ in science is fading

A more diverse scientific workforce could change what we discover

Black Women’s Equal Pay Day highlights persistent wage gap

Gatorade shares first results from landmark women’s hydration study

CBS correspondent Norah O’Donnell launches new health podcast

How to navigate a sea of AI contradictions

Kate Macartney urges people to just ‘play around’ with it

The women rewriting AI’s power map

From Waymo to Anthropic, The 100 Women in AI list spotlights leaders

‘Women in computing’ initiative seeks to increase access to STEM education and workforce opportunities

How academic networks lock women out of success

New guide reframes midterms as a matter of survival for women

AAUW’s ‘It’s My Vote!’ campaign seeks to mobilize women at all levels of the political process

How Karen Rae built a movement out of hidden strengths

Rae found her voice later in life and now helps others do the same

Deepfake doctors have become ‘a problem,’ AMA says

Jamie Peha’s Rewirement blueprint for a second act

Helping successful women intentionally design ‘what’s next’

Campaign takes aim at online misogyny

The paradox of the female supermajority on campus

Why true academic equity needs men in health care and women in STEM

Billie Jean King receives college degree

New event brings actionable health info to everyday women

The upcoming Formidable Women’s Health Summit is built around facts, not fads

A new playbook for colleges on the brink

How to save unique programs through strategic consolidation

As classrooms close, Afghan women turn to AI

The tradeoff behind every ‘yes’ and the case for a better ‘no’

Suzanne Weller shares the art of saying no without burning bridges

If women aren’t building AI, bias will

‘History is being made right now’

The 30-year experiment that exposed what medicine missed about women

The longest study on women’s lives is still rewriting the science

Yellen, Joyner-Kersee lead Women’s Hall of Fame Class