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Campus mental health data shows three years of sustained improvement, even as LGBTQ+ students face disproportionate challenges. Here is what the numbers actually reveal — and what needs to happen next.
In one week, the Education Department scrapped a key civil rights enforcement tool and House Republicans advanced a bill to redefine 'sex' under Title IX. Here's what actually changed, what didn't, and how to figure out where your campus stands.
The University of Calgary was told it can't march at Pride 2026 as an institution. But the students are marching anyway. Here's what that says about the state of LGBTQ+ campus life.
The 'campus mental health crisis' narrative is everywhere, but the data tells a more complicated story — especially for LGBTQ+ students. A look at what's improving, what isn't, and which campus resources actually make a difference.
For many queer college students, coming out doesn't start at home — it starts in a professor's office hours, or a resident advisor's common room, with someone who simply doesn't flinch.
ChatGPT, AI tutors, automated grading — AI is everywhere on campus. But GLAAD's groundbreaking 2026 report reveals these tools routinely misgender, stereotype, and erase LGBTQ+ people. Here's what the research found, why it matters for your academic life, and how students can advocate for AI that works for everyone.
For LGBTQ+ college students, social media is both a lifeline and a landmine. Research shows that 44% of LGBTQ+ youth feel safer online than in person — yet the same platforms can amplify anxiety, doomscrolling, and exposure to anti-LGBTQ+ rhetoric. Here's how to build a digital life that protects your mental health without sacrificing the community you've found online.
State legislatures introduced over 240 bills affecting LGBTQ+ youth this year. But away from the news cycle, students are doing something quieter and maybe more powerful: showing up for each other.
When campus closes for summer, LGBTQ+ students often lose access to vital support networks. Here are the digital resources, community organizations, and mental health tools that stay available year-round.
From peer mentorship programs to inclusive social events, queer student groups are redefining what campus community means — and the impact reaches far beyond Pride Month.
Featured A practical guide to self-care specifically designed for LGBTQ+ students, addressing unique challenges and providing actionable strategies for wellbeing.