New research suggests it’s a reflection of modern pressures rather than nostalgia for domesticity.

And how it could change politics

The Leverhulme Trust has awarded Early Career Fellowships to Dr Byungdoo Kim and Dr Hyojin Seo, who will carry out their research projects at King’s Business School.

Professors Heejung Chung and Kim Hoque are named among the top thought leaders by a key industry title.

Countries across the world are fretting about falling birthrates. Now one academic believes she’s discovered the cause – and has a plan to address it

Tamara Salloum is one of a growing number of Gen Z workers who prefer life in the office

Fewer women hold top political offices in 2025. UN Women reports rising barriers, political violence and setbacks in gender equality in leadership worldwide.

WBG's Emma Thackray shares some first Insights from the new Gender Equality Index.

Differences in education, pay and media habits are dividing men and women’s voting behaviour. But the consequences go beyond the ballot box

What we earn can affect our mental wellbeing, especially when we compare ourselves to those around us – and it can negatively influence male mental health.

Less than half of UK workers would comply with full-time return to office mandates, according to researchers at King’s College London.

Half of staff would look for a new job if forced to return to the office full-time, a new report has found amid increasing struggles over WFH

This event addresses the pressing challenges and opportunities facing professionals in occupational health and related fields.

Women and some parents are showing the strongest resistance

Public perception of stereotyped discrimination has one surprising outcome

Podcast Episode · Woman's Hour · 14/05/2025 · 57m

Join us with Cordelia Fine, to discuss her book, Patriarchy Inc: What We Get Wrong About Gender Equality and Why Men Still Win at Work