Many women are availing themselves of egg-freezing technology. Here’s a user guide, kind of.

Taking inspiration from 1970s feminist art collective See Red Women’s Workshop, we commissioned a collection of posters from artists with something to say about the current state of gender politics.

Women’s public bathrooms are special places, sanctuaries where folks of all ages, colors, and shapes come together for conversation, relief, self-reflection, and respite from—or reinforcement of—societal pressures around femininity. Here, we look at a sampling of work focused on this uniquely female and often safest of spaces.

America was built in part by truckers, the people who move goods and products from place to place. Writer Mary Pilon explores the history of women whose contributions to the trucking industry are often overlooked.

A crime club at the University of Pittsburgh takes its investigations seriously—and so do the police.

Elmer’s Glue has increased production eightfold thanks to the slime craze this year alone. We asked one teenager to explain it.