May 25 2012 4:11 PM ET
Antibullying Viral Video Leads to Suspension
A high school student who was suspended for an antibullying video that went viral was told Thursday that she could return to classes.
May 23 2012 12:32 PM ET
Ill. Senators Fear Antibullying Bill is Too Gay
Illinois legislators rejected an antibullying bill after conservatives expressed fears that the proposed law was too "pro-homosexual." The initiative, which would have held school administrators more accountable for handling bullying incidents and preventing harassment, fell one vote short of passing in the state Senate on Tuesday, the Chicago Sun-Times reports.
May 14 2012 8:15 PM ET
Baptist School's Antigay Pledge Drives Faculty Exodus
Shorter University is losing faculty members who refuse to sign a “lifestyle statement” renouncing homosexuality, among other things.
May 11 2012 7:42 PM ET
Dispute Over Gay Teen's Scholarship Resolved
His Catholic school and the pro-gay scholarship sponsor have overcome differences.
May 04 2012 6:27 PM ET
Yearbook Has Town Arguing Over Whether 'It's OK to Be Gay'
A seemingly innocuous yearbook article about a gay student has sent a Tennessee town over the edge.
April 20 2012 2:30 PM ET
7 Things To Know About The Day of Silence
A record 8,000 schools are participating in the Day of Silence today, to give a voice to those who have been silenced due to bullying and harassment in schools.
April 20 2012 10:07 AM ET
Op-ed: How the Jesuits Dance With LGBT Students
Zach Wahls was supposed to speak at Canisius College in New York, but the careful line its administration walks on LGBT issues stopped that from happening, says an alumnus.
April 12 2012 2:50 PM ET
Countering Silence With Antigay Messages
With the Day of Dialogue, a response to GLSEN's Day of Silence, Focus on the Family encourages students to spread religion-based messages that gay is not OK.
April 11 2012 5:51 PM ET
College of Charleston Promotes a Safer Campus
The College of Charleston is drafting a plan to make the university's campus a safer place for LGBT students.
August 24 2011 4:00 PM ET
College to Ask Applicants: Are You LGBT?
Elmhurst College in Elmhurst, Ill., has become the first college or university to ask about sexual orientation and gender identity on its undergraduate application.
