March 12 2014 2:16 PM ET
S.C. House OKs Cuts to Colleges With LGBT Curricula
After assigning LGBT-inclusive books on their freshman reading lists, two South Carolina universities could see their budgets slashed by close to $70,000 combined.
March 04 2014 7:00 AM ET
Op-ed: Let's Make Queer Studies More Accessible
One student wonders if the world of queer academia is too narrow-minded.
January 30 2014 3:14 PM ET
Maine Trans Student Wins Landmark Discrimination Case
A Maine court rules in favor of a transgender teen who had been blocked from using the girls' restroom at school.
January 17 2014 7:07 AM ET
Op-ed: How to Teach Queer Studies In Alabama
How one teacher brought queer studies (and self-empowerment) to a high school in Birmingham.
January 14 2014 11:42 AM ET
Calif. Trans Student Suspended Following Act of Protest
A teenage girl was suspended from her California high school for failure to adhere to the dress code for female students in her district, something she did to shine light on mixed messages she's received from officials.
September 24 2013 8:24 PM ET
Catholic College Cancels Lecture by Pro-Marriage Equality Speaker
Providence College nixed an appearance by John Corvino, a frequent debater for the pro-equality side.
September 19 2013 4:00 AM ET
Op-ed: I Wish That Suspended Teacher Were Mine
There should be more teachers willing to bring thoughtful discussions to classrooms.
September 13 2013 4:21 PM ET
Ireland Launches Attack on Antigay Bullying
A new policy issued by the nation's education minister requires all schools to address and seek to prevent such bullying.
