Honoring Women's History in College
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These essays from college women tell their stories of feminism, intersectionality, and the impact women and gender studies had on their experience.
Ways to Celebrate Women’s History Month in College
Celebrating women means supporting them. Here are some ways to honor Women’s History Month in college — and what your university could be doing as well.
10 Movies to Watch to Celebrate Women’s History Month
by Sydney Clark
Updated March 3, 2023
10 Books By Minority Women Authors
by Kim-Ling Sun
Updated September 25, 2024
9 Women-Owned Businesses to Shop During Women’s History Month
How Colleges and Universities Can Celebrate Women’s History Month
10 Books You Should Read to Learn the History of Women’s Rights
by Kim-Ling Sun
Updated March 3, 2023
Take a moment this Women’s History Month to recognize the impact women have had on education, science, tech, politics, and more.
Important Queer Women to Know in Women’s History
by Sydney Clark
Updated March 3, 2023
Learning the History of the Feminist Movement
by Kim-Ling Sun
Updated March 3, 2023
Unpacking the Contributions of Women of Color in Women’s History
by Kim-Ling Sun
Updated March 3, 2023
What the “Me Too” Movement Teaches Us About Women’s History
by Kim-Ling Sun
Updated March 3, 2023
There are more women students than men, yet they still face barriers in college and afterward. Learn about those barriers and how colleges can help even the playing field.
Resources for Women in College
Here are some resources college women can use to inform their journeys not just during Women’s History Month but all year round.
Scholarships for Women
by Alison Plaut
Updated May 16, 2023
Career Guide for Women in Tech
11 Courses You Can Take in College That Discuss Women’s History
What Is Women’s and Gender Studies and Why Is It Relevant?
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