It’s Friday afternoon, and Lexi Dever (COL ’16) is hurrying to get ready for the evening. She’d received a new skirt in the mail and is eager for an excuse to wear it. Her eyeliner is missing,...
The Supreme Court considered two cases in March with tremendous implications for the future of gay marriage in the United States, the culmination of a year in which LGBTQ policy debates were dominant...
On March 24th, many students awoke to find their Facebook newsfeeds covered in links to articles about Proposition 8, DOMA and the recent demonstrations in front of the United States Supreme Court Building....
The history of LGBTQ organizations both at Georgetown and the Law Center is one of lawsuits, setbacks and perseverance. To gain university recognition, GU Pride launched a lawsuit that was decided by...
With nearly 60 percent of our LGBTQ classmates reporting discrimination on campus and with many of our peer universities considering — and implementing — the policy of gender-neutral housing, it’s...
In the five years since its founding, the LGBTQ Resource Center has helped reframe the issue of sexual orientation at Georgetown.
The center, which celebrated its anniversary Wednesday, was established...
Guide Grooves from October 12 from thehoya on 8tracks Radio.
This edition of Guide Grooves is probably the most exciting post to date, mostly because my colleagues at The Guide picked two awesome artists...
The Catholic Association of Students for Equality, a nationwide organization founded by Georgetown students with the mission of promoting acceptance of all sexual orientations on Catholic college campuses,...
This column is the first time I acknowledge my sexuality in a public record. From here on out, alea iacta est — “the die is cast.” There can be no return, and I feel entirely at peace.
Do not...
In honor of National Coming Out Day, 4E reached out to GU Pride President Meghan Ferguson (COL '15) for a little insight to this important day.
Coming Out Day is something that is celebrated across the...
Who gets the equal protection of the laws in the United States?
Since the passage of the 14th Amendment to the Constitution in 1868, this has been a critical question in American jurisprudence. Do black...
Although school was not in session, the Georgetown University Student Association had plenty to keep it busy this summer.
Members of GUSA’s Safe Transitions Working Group have spent the last three...
