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Media Mention • Oct 4, 2019

Women are Slowly Pursuing More High-Paying Degrees, but the Pay Gap Remains, Says New Research

CNBC Make It; Dan Black, Erik Hurst
Topics:  Employment & Wages, Higher Education & Workforce Training
Media Mention • Oct 4, 2019

Women Slowly Shifting to Higher-Paying College Majors

Wall Street Journal; Dan Black, Erik Hurst
Topics:  Higher Education & Workforce Training
Media Mention • Jun 1, 2017

Who Gets Into More Wars, Kings or Queens?

The Economist; Oeindrila Dube
Media Mention • May 3, 2017

Queens on Attack

Pacific Standard; Oeindrila Dube
Media Mention • Apr 28, 2017

Unmarried Queens Were More Likely to be Attacked, Married Ones Were Bigger Attackers

Livemint; Oeindrila Dube
Media Mention • Apr 26, 2017

Throughout History, Queens Were More Likely to Wage War Than Kings

Quartz; Oeindrila Dube
Media Mention • Feb 9, 2016

History Shows Being a Woman No Guarantee of Being a Pacifist

Women in the World; Oeindrila Dube
Media Mention • Feb 8, 2016

The Middle Ages Demonstrate Why Women Leaders Make Peace — and War

Government Executive; Oendrila Dube
Media Mention • Feb 8, 2016

What the Middle Ages Show About Women Leaders

The Atlantic; Oeindrila Dube

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