A new study by political scientists Monica C. Schneider and Angela L. Bos suggests that gender stereotypes don’t affect female candidates because voters don’t know how to stereotype female politicians…or whether female leaders are “female” at all.

According to a new study, women who take on group projects with men are far less likely to give themselves adequate credit for the work they complete.

You should have gone to Phoenix University.

If you’re on the pill, you may be on the hunt for pretty boys.

Good news, single ladies!

Where are all the women in Hollywood?

According to a new study, women, more so than men, tend to addddddd extra letters into words in order to convey meaning when emailing or texting. And this isn’t just when texting friends — this style is used for professional work emails as well.

Is there a correlation between cities with fewer men and women earning more? The data says “maybe.”

Good news, brunettes: blondes may truly have more fun, but women with darker-hued hair tend to have more successful careers, according to a riduculous study from The Daily Mail.

For every Kathryn Bigelow, there is, well, no one else.