History has a strange way of forgetting the people who shaped it most. Open any textbook and the names that dominate are predictable, often male, and frequently white. But behind nearly every major ...

Throughout centuries of literature, women have written stories that changed the world. Their words broke barriers, sparked movements, and gave voice to experiences that had been silenced for too long.

March doesn't just signify the arrival of spring showers and blooming flowers, but also the arrival of Women's History Month, a time to celebrate and honor the contributions and achievements by women ...

Corrections & clarifications: A previous version of this article misstated when "The Women" by Kristin Hannah is set. Women’s History Month is almost at a close, but there's still time to add ...

Women’s History Month is a chance to celebrate women’s cultural, artistic, and societal contributions across all spectrums of society. While flowers have been (rightfully) given to today’s female ...

The Smithsonian commemorates Women’s History Month in March with a series of family-friendly events, film screenings and activities presented by the Smithsonian American Women’s History Museum and ...

This Women’s History Month, we celebrate the extraordinary American women of our past and the titans of our present who have strengthened our families, enriched our culture, defended our values, ...

In the letter, Robinson enumerated her two primary grievances: She deserved a raise (she hadn’t had one in nine years) and her workload was untenable (in addition to her daily column, she wrote ...

March is Women's History Month. For nearly 40 years, the third month of the year has been set aside to celebrate and honor the accomplishments of women throughout U.S. history, including distinguished ...

National Women’s History Month is an opportunity for leaders to go beyond simple recognition and take meaningful action to support the contributions of women in their organizations. But what does that ...

Today, more women than men are entering medical school and pursuing a career in medicine. Who were some of the pioneering women physicians, and what challenges do contemporary women in medicine face?