
First-gen students: what Cal Poly Pomona's celebration can teach every campus
More than half the school's students are the first in their families to attend college — and its November events model support that lasts past the news cycle.

More than half the school's students are the first in their families to attend college — and its November events model support that lasts past the news cycle.

Practical options for women leaders deciding what to disclose, what to change and what to ask for during a transition that can last years.

A long career is a series of decisions, not a ladder. Here is a framework for planning, advancing and protecting one.



More than half the school's students are the first in their families to attend college — and its November events model support that lasts past the news cycle.

Entry-level women are sponsored at lower rates than men, and Lean In's own data on peer circles shows a real but unverified association with faster promotions and raises.

Five portraits from the public record show the same pattern: ownership, persistence, and work that outlasted the news cycle.

The 2024 Women in the Workplace report — tenth edition, 10 million-plus employee records — documents C-suite progress stuck above a frozen middle.

A plain-language reference to all twelve zodiac signs — the dates, the elements, and the planets each one answers to.

A chamber membership is a bet on local referral flow and government visibility, and it pays unevenly, depending on the business's customers and the chamber's actual activity.

A new framework launched in May 2026 gets its global rollout session this week. Turning four capacities into funded, staffed clinics is the test the agenda cannot answer.

Certification, not self-attestation, is now the gate to WOSB set-asides. What the rules require, what the 2025 update changed, and what the goal covers.

The phrase describes an optical illusion, not a disruption in the solar system. Here's the cultural history of how it became shorthand for a bad day, traced through named astrologers, historians, and one blunt astrophysicist.

A five-to-eight person group with a fixed cadence and one rule, commitments read aloud, is the cheapest career infrastructure a woman can build, and it costs one hour a month.

A growing number of states force employers to disclose a salary range before you apply. Here is what the range actually promises, and what it doesn't.

The agency's March 2026 global alert on failing justice systems lands next to World Bank data showing enforcement lags law by 14 points worldwide.