This week's Gavel Groove is dedicated to celebrating women every day.

The National Archives' censoring of signs at the Women's March sparked a conversation about historical objectivity and freedom of speech.

"Pink-collar" careers like nursing are often looked down upon, but that shouldn't dissuade people from pursuing them.

Five women in comedy at BC shed light on what their experiences have been like, what they love about it, and where things can improve.

The Democratic Party gained a majority in the House of Representatives and elected many women and minority representatives in the midterm elections.

Kathryn Sweeney, BC's leader of the Body Project, hopes the program can provide students with “tools and practical skills they can use to challenge the appearance ideals in the culture, ...

As "Crazy Rich Asians" continues to touch millions of fans, it has prompted a movement to increase diversity in Hollywood.

Rutgers University professor Suzy Kim presented a lecture at Boston College on the significant role of women in North Korea.