LGBTQ+

The USC LGBTQ+ Student Center is also honored at group’s 31st annual scholarship benefit.

Americans are united on core principles like the importance of public education and parental involvement, but diverge on the details, a new USC study suggests.

After extensive renovations, the world’s largest repository of LGBTQ+ materials opens with Blood Baby, an exhibition celebrating queer kinship, radical gender performance and belonging.

Program speakers pay tribute to those lost to AIDS and stress the importance of knowing your HIV status.

Trojans feel sense of belonging and support by spending time with each other in Student Union centers and lounges.

Current and former clinical providers recall the origins and differences that have helped make the team what it is today.

“Themes that came up in the magazine are still relevant and with us today,” says the exhibit’s curator, USC Libraries’ Alexis Bard Johnson.

For the first time, the celebration — which launched LGBTQ+ History Month at USC — was held in the evening.

ONE Archives exhibit, film screenings and more also scheduled during October.

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