How many girls were in your science and math classes? The answer depends on when you were in school, of course because the share of girls studying science, technology, engineering, and math has ...

Girls and their families are invited to come and explore STEM careers with women who are working in STEM fields through 8 p.m. Friday at the Girls & Science Kickoff Event. It started at 4 p.m. and ...

CBS Colorado's "Meet the Mentor" special aired on March 21. The special highlights Girls & Science female mentors and their careers in STEM.

February 11 marks International Day of Women and Girls in Science, a United Nations initiative to both celebrate groundbreaking talent in their respective fields and to recognize ongoing gender-based ...

Girls & Science is a monthlong celebration of all things science, technology, engineering, and math, encouraging girls to pursue careers in STEM. Before our big kickoff event happens, there's a lot of ...

On Feb. 11, Saint Louis University-Madrid joins a global celebration of the International Day of Women and Girls in Science — an initiative led by UNESCO and UN Women to promote full and equal access ...

The month of March means a month of Girls and Science -- a chance for girls and their families to explore STEM careers. One place offering plenty of pathways is Colorado State University's CSU Spur, ...

Huong, 15, competes at the Golden Gate Science Olympiad in Air Trajectory, which requires a build that uses the gravitational potential energy of a falling weight to launch a ping pong ball at a ...

Doesn’t sitting in a clubhouse while you listen to women talk about their work in rocket science, forensic art and animal disease detecting sound just awesome? That’s what kids who attend Saturday’s ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. CBS Colorado's "Meet the Mentor" special aired on March 21. The special highlights Girls & Science female mentors and their ...

You’ve probably heard the common stereotype somewhere at some time that boys are better than girls at math and science. As a scientist (and a woman), every time I hear this kind of claim, it sounds ...