USC LGBT center lauds DADT end
The LGBT Resource Center said this will allow activists to focus on marriage equality.
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Elmhurst application asks for sexual and gender orientation
In historical news, Elmhurst College in Elmhurst, Il., has become the first college in the entire nation to ask incoming students about their sexual orientation and gender identity on their college application. The question, “Would you consider yourself to be a member of the LGBT [lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender] community?”, with response selections of “yes”, […]
Expansion would be superfluous, ineffective
A recent article in the Daily Trojan reported what many of us already knew: USC is especially welcoming toward members of the lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender community when compared with other universities. USC’s LGBT Student Resource Center has drawn significantly more students this year, and its establishment in 2005 has helped the university make its […]
USC attracts queer students with high rankings
The university received a perfect score from Campus Pride in its accessibility and gay-friendliness.
Panel talks about Greek ally program
The last ally discussion of the year pushes for continued education about gender issues.
Show your pride
Students participate in the beanbag toss at the Trojan PRIDEfest barbeque Monday afternoon in Alumni Park. The barbeque is the first of 16 events during PRIDEfest Month, a celebration of the LGBT community put on by the Queer and Ally Student Assembly and Trojan Pride.
DADT repeal strong beginning, but not good enough, panel says
QuASA and the School of Social Work Rainbow Alliance Caucus held a panel on DADT.
QuASA to host Pride Project
Tuesday’s silent auction at USC will provide a creative outlet for LGBT youth.