Jacquie Moloney, the first woman to run the University of Massachusetts Lowell in the school's 121-year history, formally took office Thursday, when she was installed as chancellor.
Moloney was tapped over the summer to become head of the 17,000-student campus, part of the University of Massachusetts system overseen by Marty Meehan, a former UMass Lowell chancellor and congressman. Previously, Moloney served as executive vice chancellor under Meehan for eight years.
What if the hookup culture and the decline in marriage have little to do with women and almost everything to do with men? What if the fact is there just aren't enough men?
According to Fortune contributor Jon Birger, a "lopsided gender ratio" helps explain some of the quirks of the dating world, such as why so many gorgeous women are rarely asked out, or why many men seem to have no problem finding a partner while many females are unhappily single.
