The Biz School Gender Gap

Despite big gains in gender equality across many fields, when it comes to women in business schools, the stubborn question remains: why are there so few? Women make up just 31 percent of the population in the nation's top business schools.

That's true at the prestigious Harvard Business School — where a little more than a third of the students are women — and historically, few of them make it into the top tier of their classes. There are also few women professors, who account for less than a quarter of the B-School's faculty.

Jodi Kantor, reporter for the New York Times. You can find her article on Harvard Business School here.

Hanna Rosin, a senior editor at The Atlantic and a founder and editor at DoubleX, Slate’s women’s section. Her take on HBS is here.

Jyll Saskin, a 2013 graduate of Harvard Business School. Her take on the Times article on HBS is here.