Online Articles of Interest to WIA*Report* Readers

Each week, Women in Academia Report will provide links to online articles that may be of interest to our readers. The links presented direct the reader to articles from many different points of view that deal with issues of women in higher education. The articles selected do not necessarily reflect the views of the editorial board of WIAReport.

We invite subscribers to email us at contact@WIAReport.com with suggestions of articles for inclusion in this feature.

Sex Differences Above the Neck
Quillette

College Women Are Snapping Up the Highest-Earning Men Without College Degrees, Leaving the Rest Further Behind
Fortune

UN Reveals Widening Equality Gap for Women of African Descent
NuJINHA

Who Really Manages the Tap? New UCLA Study Finds Water Use in Los Angeles Homes Is Deeply — and Invisibly — Gendered
UCLA Center for the Study of Women

Japan’s Male-Centric Culture Highlights Gender Inequality
Chosun Daily

ADHD Looks Different in Women and Poses Unique Health Risks
NPR Morning Edition

Meet the Woman Behind the World’s First Environmental Justice Encyclopedia
The 19th

Schools Are Cutting Women’s Scholarships Even When They Don’t Have To
Financial Post

She Studies Cell Lineage in the Eye. Now She’s Leaving Research Lineage of Her Own.
Harvard Gazette

Women’s Health Research at Yale Funds Projects on Obesity and Ovarian Aging, Diabetes, Cancers, and Autoimmunity
Women’s Health Research at Yale

Exhibition Unpacks the Storied Life of Jane Stanford
Stanford Report

Fighting for Maternal Health
Notre Dame Stories

Industry Leaders Join SOM’s Women’s Sports Faculty
Simmons University News

The Myth of the ‘Perfect Birth’: What America Gets Wrong About Pregnancy, Birth and Maternal Care
Ms. Magazine

Senior-Level Women Are Struggling and CEOs Should Not Ignore It
Fast Company

An Open Letter to Wheaton College: How Not to Apologize for Covering Up Sexual Abuse
The Roys Report

Towson Spends $870K on Women’s and Gender Studies Department With Just 11 Majors
Campus Reform

After Legislative Pressure Over Gender Studies, University of Arkansas at Little Rock Compiling List of Academic Minor Programs to Cut
Arkansas Democrat-Gazette

How Dating Apps Permanently Changed Campus Hookup Culture
PsyPost

Better Data Reveals Women’s Overlooked Role in Global Fisheries
MSU Today

Male Student’s Title IX Lawsuit Against Princeton Can Proceed, Says Appeals Court
Princeton Alumni Weekly

Why We Need BOTH the Department of Education’s Office for Civil Rights AND the Department of Justice’s Civil Rights Division
National Women’s Law Center

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