Remembering history helps us to parse the present, and it follows that women struggling to process these "decades of pent-up anger" can find apt reading material in the feminist fiction of the 1970s.

Women in the STEM fields are reclaiming the memory of a richer scientific past than some might think.

Ask a Professor offers an insider’s view of life in academia. Up this month: Ruth Mazo Karmas, Professor of History at the University of Minnesota.

Portable electronics like smartphones and tablets are indispensable tools for mothers and caregivers. Why do we shame them for allowing kids screen time?

A new collection of letters sheds light on the fraught relationship between Laura Ingalls Wilder and her daughter.

In a recent op-ed in the New York Times, Pagan Kennedy explored the history of menstrual products. JSTOR scholarship offers further insights.

Christian and Goth men both transgress typical notions of masculine sexuality, but how they go about it differ greatly. 

Americans still purchase approximately 1.6 billion holiday cards a year. What about this old-fashioned tradition appeals to so many?

The father daughter dynamic in Cosby's show reveals how enmeshed we are in rape and misogynistic culture.

A new viewpoint on who holds the money and power in strip clubs.