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The College of Wooster welcomes Rigoberto Hernandez, professor at Johns Hopkins University, to present on diversity and inclusion in academia.

A leading scientist from Johns Hopkins University will give talks in February at MSU Texas.

Hopkins faculty members are working to improve STEM spaces' accessibility and inclusivity for women in the field By Rachel Wallach / Published March 8, 2021 The "pipeline" metaphor popular in higher ed STEM fields describes the journey a student interested in science, technology, engineering, or mathematics must take through increasingly specialized studies to become a tenured faculty member. The pipeline is infamous for its gender inequity: Women make up more than half of biology doctorate earners, but only 21% of full professors in the life sciences, f...

Photo editing by Stephen Kelly History shows many Black women scientists have been at the forefront of research, some holding positions in esteemed medical organizations. However, their accomplishments often go unrecognized. In this Special Feature, we highlight the life and achievements of the first Black woman chemist in the FDA: Alma Levant Hayden. Many scientists have garnered worldwide acclaim for their groundbreaking discoveries and accomplishments throughout the world of science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM). These individuals have been celebrated for their significa...