Black women in STEM

When Dr. RoDina L. Williams reflects on her earliest days at Illinois State University (ISU), she recalls more than a campus—she remembers …

Before Google Maps, Waze, or even the first satellite navigation system, there was Dr Gladys West, a quiet mathematical genius from rural …

Athena Rose, a pioneering Black female hair scientist and chemist, is making waves in the beauty industry with a groundbreaking innovation. She …

At just 18 years old, Mariah Jones is already redefining what resilience and brilliance look like. Once living in a women’s shelter …

Dr. Gloria Ford Gilmer wasn’t just a mathematician—she was a visionary who proved that math isn’t confined to textbooks or chalkboards. It’s …

Aisha Bowe, the trailblazing aerospace engineer and former NASA rocket scientist, is set to make history as one of six women aboard …

Jayla McCoy is proving that hard work, faith, and STEM excellence can take you far — and fast. The 23-year-old mechanical engineer …

Every time you check your phone for directions, track a package, or even monitor your morning run, you’re using technology that owes …

Dorothy Phillips has broken yet another barrier, becoming the first Black woman president of the American Chemical Society (ACS) nearly 60 years …