So why hasn’t that assumption trickled down to the improv class level? by Candace Mittel In improv class, the teacher tells […]
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Feminists Balancing on High Heels
On the heels of last week’s sartorial scandal at Cannes, we ponder the history of high heels. by Candace Mittel illustration […]
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Q&A with Sarah Adler, Co-Founder of Spoon University
How two college students’ foodie-centric idea became a national game changer in the tech startup arena. by Candace Mittel Spoon University […]
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Does an Ideal GOP Female Candidate Exist?
And if so, who is she? by Candace Mittel illustration by Grace Molteni With the 2016 presidential race heating up, recent […]
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What Would It Really Mean To Elect A Woman President?
Marianne Schnall has some thoughts. by Candace Mittel Macey Hensley is as adorable as they come—a bright-eyed and chipper five-year-old girl. […]
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Q&A with Jen Arzayus and Karissa Stotts, CEOs of RideSqirl
Two entrepreneurs are addressing the issue of rideshare safety head-on with a new app that has a fleet of exclusively female-identified […]
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Movie Review: ‘Still Alice’
Still Alice showcases an empathetic Julianne Moore, but for those who know the reality of Alzheimer’s, the film falls short. by Candace […]
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If Lyft Had a “Swipe Left” Option, We’d Use It
Thanks (but no thanks), Uber, for the helpful tips on “how to not get raped” en route, but we think there’s […]
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Beyond the Headlines: Women in the 114th Congress
The 114th Congress convenes next week—a regime change which could define the political climate for women leading up to 2016. by […]
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Teaching Math Confidence
How do we encourage a generation of students to love math after years of telling them not to? text by Candace […]
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