Posted on · On Wednesday's Houston Matters: We learn more about the city's hiring freeze. Then, our experts discuss the latest political stories. Plus, we learn how Houston can spur more innovation by investing in the arts. And some Houston writers have contributed to a new anthology of writing by women.
Posted on · Episode: 3184 The Knots of Peter Guthrie Tait. Today, unweaving a tangled web.
Posted on · Episode: 3183 Mary Golda Ross Rises. Today, reaching for the sky.
Posted on · Episode: 1555 Looking behind the stories for the real Hypatia. Today, looking for the person behind the story.
Posted on · This year’s Houston International Jazz Festival includes a concert called Ladies of Horn and Song, featuring both established and up-and-coming female artists.
Posted on · At this year’s Houston Shakespeare Festival, many women are playing roles that have traditionally been played by men.
Posted on · As our culture continues to change and abusers of power are being exposed, we learn from a local harassment attorney what's in store for the future of Houston’s workplaces.
Posted on · Female inmates are offered fewer educational opportunities than men in Texas prisons, according to a recently released report. Those women who do have access to technical education say they are finding their passions.
Posted on · Episode: 3174 Marion Donovan: The Woman Who Engineered A Better Diaper. Today, engineering the diaper.
Posted on · TDIndustries partnered with the United Way to find and train women for a career in construction
Posted on · Episode: 3173 Understanding Saint Anselm of Canterbury. Today, unleashing reason.
Posted on · Episode: 2754 Behind Home Economics. Today, a different kind of economics.
Posted on · Episode: 2743 The changing book club. Today, a club.
Posted on · Financial barriers and limited access to providers are keeping women at the state's community colleges from getting the effective contraceptives they prefer, according to a new report from the University of Texas at Austin
Posted on · Episode: 3170 The Historical Legacy of Rosalind Franklin. Today, Photo 51.