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In the weeks following the completion of the regilding of the dome and Our Lady, promotional posters appeared throughout campus advertising a drag show on Nov. 3.

The Gender Studies Program announces its third annual Bridge Fellows Program, which supports graduate research on gender issues in any department or college for the spring semester. Apply by Oct. 31.

News and analytical articles about Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan, Uzbekistan.

The Women’s Center on campus holds many events throughout the semester to get students involved throughout the semester, which feature joining the staff and other members of the community over coffee, tea or hot chocolate.  Events held are meant to create a sense of community between everyone who is involved in them.  The events are...

Former Republican House Speaker Richard Corcoran was chosen yesterday as New College of Florida’s permanent president after serving less than a year as interim president. The move further solidifies a veritable conservative grip on the traditionally liberal arts school as part of myriad of changes after Republican Governor Ron DeSantis appointed a majority of the Board of Trustees with conservative allies earlier this year, which ousted past president Patricia Okker, and replaced her promptly ...

The Bridge Fellows Program is designed to support graduate research on gender issues in any department or college for the spring semester.

Panelists will discuss Michigan's LGBTQ+ policies including Michigan's history and important highlights, the Elliott-Larsen Civil Rights Act, as well as the path forward.

Today we focus on Colonial figures cited as America’s first feminists: “Silence Dogood” (aka Benjamin Franklin) and Abigail Adams, first lady to second President John Adams and mother to sixth

Benjamin Franklin was one of America's first feminists, along with Abagail Adams. Their words remind us of how far women still have to go.

Join the Gender Studies Program, the School of Law and the Indigenous Studies Program on Thursday, Sept. 28, for a lecture by Deer titled,