By Lauren Evans Alamo Drafthouse, a chain of movie theaters that allows you to order booze and a plate of hot wings to your seat no matter how tense or emotional the film, decided to celebrate [...]

By Joann S. Lublin The total number of women running S&P 500 companies held steady from the previous year’s analysis at 28, including seven women who retired or held the job less than a year, [...]

By Lauren Holter With less resources to leave the area, and often children and parents to care for, women are more likely to die in natural disasters (which are worsened by warming weather). During the [...]

By Cora Lewis In the California case, public school worker Aileen Rizo sued Fresno County after learning that her male colleagues made more than her — a result of a policy to hire employees at [...]

By Janet Nguyen About 4.8 million undergraduates  — or more than 25 percent of college students — are raising children, according to the Institute for Women’s Policy Research. And a growing number of students who pursue [...]

By Ben Schiller THE LOST OPPORTUNITY OF BLACK WOMEN FOUNDERS Black women are the most educated group in the nation, and black women are the highest percentage of any group enrolled in college, as per the 2011 [...]