Li Zhou

The thorny habit is a tough one to break—but scientists say that managing it is possible.

The university’s new sanctions against single-gender social groups are deeply flawed—but promising in their intentions.

Millennial women resent being told to vote for Clinton because she’s a woman. That’s why they should look at her career fighting for women.

The site's collaboration with Glamour highlights the potential pitfalls of using audience data to shape content.

In fiction and in life, the archetype of the woman who quits her job over sexism at work is all too common.

The country's indigenous "raccoon dogs," like the viral sensation Tanu, are forced to compete with their doppelgangers in order to survive.

Female donors, especially first-time female donors like those Clinton is courting, have the potential to re-create campaigns, alter the face of government, and fund future elections.

Like many of its tech-industry peers, Pinterest has struggled to build a workforce that includes women and minorities. It's hoping a new strategy will help change that.