Meet the CEO Who Put His Company on the Line To Stand Up to Gillette’s ‘Toxic Masculinity’ Ad - Wall Street Journal (Western Journal) - Written by Ilan Srulovicz, the CEO and founder of Egard Watch Company, he explains why his company produced an ad to counter Gillette’s recent commercial on masculinity.

By Ilan Srulovicz | Jan 19, 2019

 

Professor Dennis Gouws: A Case Study in Feminist Harassment - The Fiamengo File - Why do so few university professors dissent from the campus orthodoxy? Because even the mildest form of ideological non-compliance, like teaching a Men in Literature course with Warren Farrell on the reading list, can bring years of persecution.

Video by Janice Fiamengo, University of Ottawa | March, 2018

 

The Boys Are Not All Right - New York Times - What do the shootings in Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School, Sandy Hook, Virginia Tech, Columbine and too many other sites of American carnage have in common? It’s boys. It’s almost always boys.

By Michael Ian Black | Feb 21, 2018

 

America's new malady: Men's shrinking paychecks - CBS News - American household income is rising, but it may not be time to pop the champagne yet. Especially if you're a male. By Aimee Picchi | Sept 13, 2017

 

Sperm Count in Western Men Has Dropped Over 50% Since 1973, Paper Finds - The New York Times - The sperm count of men in Western countries has been declining precipitously with no signs of “leveling off,” according to new research. By Maya Salam | Aug 16, 2017

 

Men given urgent 'wake-up call' on health after sperm counts plummet - The Financial Times - The sperm count of men in the western world has fallen by more than half over a period of 40 years, according to an international study described by its authors as “an urgent wake-up call” about declining male health. By Clive Cookson, Science Editor | Jul 25, 2017

 

The Increasing Significance of the Decline of Men - The New York Times - Men of all races and ethnicities are dropping out of the work force, abusing opioids and falling behind women in both college attendance and graduation rates. By Thomas B. Edsall | Mar 16, 2017

 

A Disadvantaged Start Hurts Boys More Than Girls - The New York Times - Boys graduate from high school and attend college at lower rates than girls and are more likely to get in trouble, which can hurt them when they enter the job market. By Claire Cain Miller

 

45 years after Title IX, America's boys need equal protection - The Washington Examiner - Title IX became law in 1972, and it ostensibly forbids discrimination against students on the basis of their gender. But try telling that to students like Kaiden and his parents, for whom Title IX offers no relief. By Eric Pearson | Jun 25, 2017

 

Wayward Sons: The Emerging Gender Gap in Labor Markets and Education - How do we ensure American middle class prosperity in an era of ever-intensifying globalization and technological upheaval? To answer this question, we tap into cutting edge research by top American academics. By David Autor and Melanie Wasserman.

 

Early Behavior Problems Impact Long-Term Educational Attainment More for Boys than Girls - Boys with the same behavior problems as girls tend to complete fewer years of schooling. This article by Jayanti Owens, Sr. Assistant Professor of International and Public Affairs and Sociology at Brown University, highlights the recent study that proves and explains the substantial gender gap in our schools today.

 

Boys and Girls Will Save Our Future - While civilization is advancing at lightning speed, we are also on the razor’s edge of a catastrophe caused by shortages of natural resources, food, commodities and water.

 

The Future Battle on Campus: Men vs. Males - A Voice for Men

Education bewilderment begins in preschool, where boys are systematically

devalued by institutionalized gender inequality.

 

A Disadvantaged Start Hurts Boys More Than Girls - New York Times

Boys continue to fall behind. They graduate from high school and attend college at lower rates than girls and are more likely to get in trouble, which can hurt them when they enter the job market.

 

Differences in How Men and Women Think Are Hard-Wired - Wall Street Journal

So many things come down to connections - especially the ones in your brain. Recent Studies Raise the Possibility That Male Brains Are Wired for Focus, Female Brains for Multitasking.

 

The Study of Man (or Males) - From The New York Times

If you are a college graduate of a certain age, you probably remember that there used to be an all-purpose discipline that studied men and their behavior. It was called history.

 

Monogamy provides evolutionary advantages for male mammals, but studies disagree on origin

Research published in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences found that monogamy evolved in primates to prevent infanticide, while a study in the journal Science said the behavior arose as a mating strategy.

 

Penn State Division of Undergraduate Studies to survey male undergraduate students

As part of a research initiative on gendered differences in higher education, Penn State’s Division of Undergraduate Studies, with grant support from the National Academic Advising Association, is surveying male students about their beliefs and behaviors as they may relate to academic success.

 

The Missing Fifth - New York Times

There are probably more idle men now than at any time since the Great Depression, and this time the problem is mostly structural, not cyclical.

 

Male Studies and Feminism - From Psychology Today

Why do Discussions of Male Issues Always Turn to Feminism?

 

College Kids are Having Sex, and Not Majoring in English

Just wait until you can "marry up." In the mean time, have fun without a commitment. At the NY Times, there's hand-wringing over hook-up culture; the Wall Street Journal is worried about today's hookup culture.

 

Massive Online Courses are Heating Up

Any student who's attended a chalkboard lecture in 2013 will tell you higher education isn't known for its swift changes.

 

When Men Experience Sexism

There are some practices and policies that are unfair to men. But this fact should unite men with feminists, not drive them apart.