A History of Queerness of USC
Daily Trojan traces back the history of queerness and notable LGBTQIA+ events in USC's history.
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‘Keep your hate out of our state’: USC students protest for trans rights
Forty USC students joined a march in Hollywood in protest of the onslaught of anti-trans bills in the United States.
LGBTQ+ inclusive, trauma-informed teaching guidebook launches
This summer, the Campus Coordinated Response Team will promote the resource.
USC to digitize LGBTQ political posters
Thousands of LGBTQ protest signs will be made available to the public.
Panel discusses LGBTQ+ youth mental health
The USC Academic Culture Assembly , the Queer and Allied Student Assembly, EdMonth and the Undergraduate Student Government Program Board hosted a panel discussion Thursday night, focusing on the experience of LGBTQ+ youth in school and how it impacted students’ mental health.
QuASA and IFC host Day of Silence
The event, held at the Pi Kappa Phi fraternity, offered a moment of silence to raise awareness.
Gay dating app goes global
Scruff, a new social media app, was created by a USC alum. The app helps people in the gay community meet and date.
Prop 8 hearing is only the tip of the iceberg
Under-reported problems, such as homelessness and sexual abuse, loom large for LGBTQ people.
Queer TV characters grow into their own
USC’s decision to host a Visions and Voices panel Thursday on queer television just goes to show that more people today are discussing queer characters and their impact on television. Over the past 50 years, television has taken large strides to portray more LGBTQ characters. But though queer television is no longer a niche topic, […]
Madonna trial indicates need to address sexual discrimination
A lawsuit against Madonna shows how much still needs to be accomplished for gay rights.