India tops in sending students to US, but women still underrepresented as only 38% of Indian students in US are women (as per SEVIS data)., News - Times Now ...

Fewer male teachers means fewer male mentors—and for many boys, that’s affecting how they learn, behave, and envision their ...

Many of my kids have said I was the first Black male teacher they had,” Wallace Claitty said. “For some kids, I was like a ...

Adolescent girls face stigma and barriers in accessing menstrual products and information, highlighting the need for education and support.

Authors of a new study out of Yale, NYU, and the Universidad Central Del Caribe School of Medicine in Puerto Rico say their ...

Just 19% said they used smartphones for both purposes.The study also revealed ... While female students exhibited more overall risky behaviour, male students were more likely to use phones while ...

The decision to leave your hometown is always a big one. But a new report reveals the exact age by which 'clever' people have ...

The first mention of coeducation in the archives of The Dartmouth is a front-page editorial from Nov. 2, 1894, which argues in explicitly misogynistic terms that “coeducation would never succeed” at ...

A new study finds that teens exposed to stronger heatwaves are more likely to experience mental health symptoms, raising ...

In this article of a multipart series, the Post shares the story of Shieh Su Ying Scholar-Athlete Award finalist Yung-Jie Kuo ...

Female physicians have a higher incidence of suicide than female non-physicians. This is not true for male physicians.

Male allyship is more important to helping women in Stem than men realise, a new survey shows. Read more at straitstimes.com.