Women in STEM

When Dr. Shirley Ann Jackson walked the halls of MIT in the late 1960s, she was one of 900 physics majors — …

When you press the call button on an airplane, whether for water, Wi-Fi help, or a weary stretch, it quietly connects you …

In 1947, a determined young woman named Marie Maynard Daly walked into Columbia University and made history. Within three short years, she …

In a world where most professionals are encouraged to “stay in their lane,” Michelle Alozie is sprinting down two — and excelling …

In a bold move to diversify the skies and the booming drone industry, Steffanie Rivers has launched TCB Drones, officially making history …

A promising scientist, mother, and beloved friend to many has been tragically killed in Dundee, Scotland. The heartbreaking incident has shocked the …

Dr. Kerry-Ann Mitchell’s extraordinary journey from the shores of Ocho Rios, Jamaica, to the operating rooms of The Ohio State University is …

The legacy of Nichelle Nichols, beloved Star Trek star and tireless space advocate, continues to break barriers, even in death. In 2026, …

In 1981, Dr. Alexa Irene Canady made history and then continued. That year, she became the first African American woman in the …