The EEOC revokes anti-harassment guidance pertaining to LGBTQ rights, rewriting its role in guaranteeing protections in the workplace.

The Equal Employment Opportunity Commission has rescinded LGBTQ-inclusive guidance about what workplace harassment looks like and how to fight it, enraging community activists and allies.

Six area churches are sponsoring a screening of 1946 on Saturday, a film that explores a 1946 translation of the Christian ...

Jacob Tierney’s six-episode sports romance series “Heated Rivalry,” based on the novel of the same name by Rachel Reid, has amassed a large following ...

Jan. 20 marked the one-year anniversary of President Donald Trump’s second inauguration, which ushered in an era of unprecedented attacks on transgender ...

Gay and bisexual men across the U.S. face complex, often discouraging barriers when trying to find affordable, ...

Brian Romero, a progressive queer activist whose background spans from social work to the State Legislature, is taking his ...

This article references homophobia. Please refer to the end of the article for on- and off-campus resources. Until Fall 1978, ...

2026 is looking to be a year with a wide variety of LGBTQ events and festivals across the globe, in addition to the normal bevy of Pride celebrations held in most major cities Here’s a look at some of ...

Following an eventful 2025, Belinda Drake and Michael Martin Drain are focused on taking action in 2026. Drake, executive director for Community Research and Resource Center (CRRC), and Michael Martin ...