Catherine Parr Was King Henry VIII's Last Wife
She's the subject of a new historical film, Firebrand.
Amy Robsart and the Shadow of Suspicion Over Queen Elizabeth I
Was the queen somehow involved in her death?
8 Incredible Books About Little-Known Women
It’s time to shed light on these remarkable achievements.
8 Engrossing Books About Supreme Court Justices
Learn more about the people and decisions that made history.
Alice Rufie Jordan Blake Was Yale's First Female Graduate
She wanted to attend law school, despite the barriers.
8 History Books From Women's Perspectives
From the ancient world to World War II, explore new points of view.
15 Little-Known Women's History Month Facts
In honor of Women’s History Month, we’re celebrating those who made great strides in the name of equality.
Anne Lister’s Historic Hike
She ascended the highest French Pyrenees summit, defying preconceived notions about women's athleticism.
7 Gripping Books About Female Explorers and Adventurers
These intrepid ladies ventured into the unknown.
How Jenny Geddes Sparked a Rebellion in 17th-Century Scotland
The street seller caused a commotion in church.
The Long and Bloody History of Čachtice Castle
The Slovakian castle was home to alleged serial killer Elizabeth Báthory.
Inside the Making of Casablanca: Meet the Woman Who Brought the Film to Life
Season of the Gods is based on a true story.
19 Back-to-School Books That Will Inspire Readers of All Ages
These stories of overcoming challenges and prejudices will make any reader think fondly of their school days—past, present or future.
The Only Woman to Receive the Medal of Honor Is Getting Her Own Quarter
We'll be seeing Dr. Mary Edwards Walker on coinage in 2024.
The Centuries-Long History of Striking in the U.S.
For hundreds of years, protests nationwide have fought passionately for workers’ rights.
