Published by MIT Press and released April 9, Disparate Measures: The Intersectional Economics of Women in STEM Work represents almost eight years of research…
Prof. Mary Armstrong returned to her alma mater, Duke University, on March 24 to moderate a discussion with Kimberlé Crenshaw.
Lafayette’s Engineering Division, the Hanson Center for Inclusive STEM Education, the College's Office of Sustainability, and the Women’s, Gender and…
Nadia Manasfi '23 hopes her research will help advocate for the transgender community's health care rights and needs
Prof. Caroline Séquin's prize-winning article explores the world of white prostitution in colonial Dakar, Senegal
Learn about the history of the Black experience at Lafayette through an interactive, digital gallery created by Xavier Walker ’22.
Community activist is one of 58 outstanding students from 53 institutions—and the second in the College's history—to be named a Truman Scholar.
A chat with economics professor Susan Averett about her latest book, which explains obstacles women face in claiming equal economic status.
Imane Halal ’23 wrote an op-ed for the Morning Call about life as a Muslim American following the Sept. 11 attacks. Halal, a women’s, gender, and sexuality…
Faculty research shows the positive impact Women’s and Gender Studies coursework can have on underrepresented engineering students.