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Transgender people looking to change up their wardrobes are often met with financial barriers, but Dell Thrift and Pantry at the University of Lynchburg is working to change that.
(CNN) Educators are working to reduce the public health risk while some students worry about how their campus experiences might be affected by the virus.
The UPenn swimmer opened up about transitioning, changing teams, facing outrage, and being visible for younger trans athletes.
Here is some advice on managing what could be a difficult time of year for some LGBTQ+ people.
The list, pulled together by Campus Pride, names 180 campuses that the group says are unsafe for queer youth.
"This was the week for the LGBTQ+ community to feel seen and to feel valued and respected. And it was a really beautiful thing to see."
The Pride flag at the Wesley Center, a religious center on campus, has been taken a few times before.
The complaint, filed on behalf of two student athletes, also calls out the law's intrusive "sex verification" requirements in disputed cases.
A $2 million gift from Jon Stryker is helping the historically Black college for women make LGBTQ history with a chair named for Audre Lorde.
The University of Memphis says it is investigating the event as "bigotry."
The nation's first official college ballroom house is shaking up Emerson College.
Once ranked the most homophobic institution of higher learning in America, Lafayette is now leading the way with its Queer Archives Project.
Zeta Phi Beta, begun in the 1920s at Howard University, specifically limits membership to cisgender women.
Emily Scheck, a cross-country runner for Canisius College, is bouncing back from being disowned and left with a family Discover Card bill.
Nicholas Meriwether, a professor at Ohio's Shawnee State University, is suing after being punished for not honoring a trans student's pronouns.
Schnatter — fired after using the f word during a meeting — is too controversial for Purdue.
Secretary Clinton gave Yale University’s commencement speech, where she joked about the election, the Russia investigation, and shared an important story about misogyny.
Citigroup executive Chad Leat gifted $1 million to the University of Kansas, which will establish one of the nation's largest LGBT-centered scholarships.
These are the institutions of learning that let students be themselves.
AT&T and the Human Rights Campaign have selected three young visionaries for having the best ideas to improve the lives of LGBT students.
