A new exhibition celebrates the City of London's 18th-century female entrepreneurs
One of the largest surviving collections of suffrage posters from the early twentieth century are housed in Cambridge University Library’s famous...
Professor Mona Siddiqui will be in Cambridge from 10 to 13 March to give a series of public talks that go to the heart of the debate that surrounds...
In China, hysteria is growing about a rising number of so-called “leftover women”, who are highly successful but remain unmarried. A new study...
The urgent need to champion the rights of women around the world is the central theme of a series of lectures to be delivered in Cambridge next week...
!["Centipede". The study investigated the experiences of Chinese women aged 26 to 34 who are scorned as “leftovers” because they are high-achievers who have failed to get married.](https://www.cam.ac.uk/sites/www.cam.ac.uk/files/styles/content-580x288/public/news/news/130221-centipede-credit-quinndotanya-from-flickr.jpg?itok=vk2J2Gtg ""Centipede". The study investigated the experiences of Chinese women aged 26 to 34 who are scorned as “leftovers” because they are high-achievers who have failed to get married., Credit: QuinndotAnya from Flickr.")
