Ohio universities are closing their LGBTQ+ centers to comply with a state DEI ban
Ohio's ban on DEI prohibits public universities from endorsing "any controversial belief" — including LGBTQ+ existence.
June 4, 2025
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Georgetown's LGBT Student Housing Draws Right-Wing Ire
The space, to open in the fall, is designed for students exploring issues of gender and sexual orientation, and the far right claims the Georgetown is abandoning its Catholic roots.
January 23, 2018
Opinion: When museums go silent, erasure speaks louder
LGBTQ+ narratives are being stripped from public memory just as attacks on queer and trans people surge. Why some museums refuse to let history repeat itself.
December 8, 2025
The Colleges New to Campus Pride 'Best of the Best' List
Here's which institutions of higher education got the "most improved" award.
August 29, 2016
Post-SCOTUS Ruling, We Must Still Fight for LGBTQ Title IX Protections
On Title IX Day, don't forget about the trans students Betsy DeVos is taking aim at.
June 23, 2020
Op-ed: 6 Steps to a Trans-Friendly Campus
Just a few steps would make any campus a more welcoming place.
August 13, 2013
Live Out Loud's 24th Annual Trailblazers Gala honors LGBTQ+ current and rising leaders
Live Out Loud’s 24th Annual Trailblazers Gala brought together stars, students, and changemakers for an unforgettable night of visibility, celebration, and community, honoring trailblazers who are shaping a more inclusive future.
June 5, 2025
Is Being Religious and LGBTQ+ Mutually Exclusive?
A new video brings together leaders from the LGBTQ+ and faith communities to discuss bridging differences.
June 18, 2020
Raymond Braun Grows Up
One of the world's leading social media influencers, Raymond Braun uses his following for good.
November 21, 2017
Why We Are Still Failing LGBTQ Students
Stopping bullying is not enough, says education activist Sabia Prescott.
September 10, 2019
Meet the Poz, Black Feminist Helping to Change the World
Tranisha Arzah is advocating for social justice in Seattle, and she's inspiring an entire community to follow her lead.
July 14, 2019
What Could a Gay Utopia Teach Urban America?
A fascinating workshop asked queer Angelenos to imagine the perfect LGBT-friendly city.
November 28, 2016
Net Neutrality is Vital to the LGBTQ Community
Open access to the Internet altered the course of history, including the fight for LGBT rights. That online freedom is now being threatened, writes GLAAD's Sarah Kate Ellis.
August 30, 2017
LGBTQ+ History Makers Are Spotlighted in New Milestones Series
Leaders in the LGBTQ+ community describe their journey to pursuing financial freedom.
December 6, 2021
Today's a Day to Celebrate — and Defend — Trans and Nonbinary Folks
Transgender Day of Visibility finds the community more visible than ever but having to fend off unprecedented attacks.
March 31, 2021
Director Todd Haynes Turns His Lens on Deaf Identity
The director of queer classics like Carol and Velvet Goldmine highlights another underrepresented community in Wonderstruck.
May 31, 2017
Was This Historic Gay Bar the Victim of Arson?
The Rainbow Lounge in Fort Worth, Texas, was raided by police in 2009. Eight years later, it mysteriously burned down.
July 18, 2017
Alicia Garza: You Don't Get Far Being Mealy-Mouthed
The longtime organizer discusses her book "How We Come Together When We Fall Apart."
September 14, 2021