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The Education Department said Monday it is rescinding parts of old Title IX resolution agreements. Taft College is on the list. Check what your school still claims to follow.
Out.com's back-to-school list starts with a librarian, not a ranking. Erobella scored 1,718 campuses. Neither one sits with you at the registrar.
Georgia Southern's former wellness director settled for $250,000. If your campus just lost an LGBTQ advocate, here is what that check actually changes.
UT Austin's new social and cultural analysis department proposed cutting the LGBTQ studies minor. Here is what that does to your degree plan this semester.
Texas A&M may drop LGBTQ literature from gen-ed. Here is what that means for your schedule, your classroom, and the classes that still count.
A new federal bill explicitly defines LGBTQ+ content as 'sexually oriented material' while the EEOC and HUD escalate anti-DEI enforcement. For college students, these are not separate fights — they are three fronts of the same coordinated policy shift and they are changing what campus advocacy looks like.
The Supreme Court just let California keep its trans-inclusive sports policy. But the real story is how a growing patchwork of state laws is quietly redrawing the college map for LGBTQ students — and what that means for campus life everywhere.
From dedicated telehealth partnerships to peer mentorship networks with paid student coordinators, a growing number of universities are moving beyond statements of support to build institutional infrastructure that actually works.