Arielle O'Shea The wage gap, which stood at 20 percent in 2017, is unlikely to close in the U.S. for another 40 years, according to an analysis by the Institute for Women’s Policy Research. >>Read more

Lornet Turnbull Student parents represent about one-quarter of all U.S. undergraduates—about half of them single parents, according to the Institute for Women’s Policy Research. And while their ranks have been growing, the number of two- and four-year colleges with on-campus child care declined more than 5 percent between 2005 [...]

By Caroline Kitchener The increasing number of women in the workplace stems from long-term economic trends, “which likely have very little to do with Trump’s policies,” said Heidi Hartmann, president and CEO of the Institute for Women’s Policy Research. For most of the last 50 years, [...]

By Jillian Berman Cain may not fit with the image we often conjure when we think of college students — the co-ed lounging in the quad and grabbing a few beers with friends. But these days, the typical student looks more like Cain. Nearly 40% of [...]

By Michael B Sauter Ariane Hegewisch, program director of employment and earnings at The Institute for Women’s Policy Research, a nonpartisan policy research group, told 24/7 Wall St. in an interview that these high-paying jobs are a positive sign, even if representation and pay gap is [...]

By Arielle O'Shea Financially and otherwise, the deck tends to be stacked against women. The wage gap, which stood at 20% in 2017, is the most blatant example of that. If current trends continue, that gap is unlikely to close in the U.S. for another [...]