10.5% of all women over 20, compared to 9.4% of all men.

20% of all women aged 20–24 — and 25% of Black women and Latinx women in that age group.

17% of all women with disabilities.

The history of the home office is weird, and very gendered, and fascinating.

In 1914, while still in college, Leta Stetter Hollingworth debunked the idea that women were intellectually and physically inferior. Her research helped pass the 19th Amendment.

The six orange statues of women in STEM in Central Park will eventually move to Dallas and expand to 122 women — the most statues of women in one place in one time in history. Learn about all of the women here. (Note: This exhibit is put on by IF/THEN®, a project of Lyda Hill Philanthropies. We love having Lyda as an investor in Ellevest.)

At 23, Malala Yousafzai already has a Nobel Peace Prize for her advocacy of girls’ education. But her first career move after graduating from college is her own book club (and yes, you can join.)

Just when you think the gender pay gap can’t start any earlier than your first job, out comes a study finding that women are 34% less likely to get paid for a college internship than men are.