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The new exhibit explores how the poets, artists and activists of the San Francisco Renaissance engaged with occult influences to create queer identity.

With the help of UB clinicians, students developed a webpage hosted by the Erie County Department of Health that went live this month.

The conference held in memory of the human rights advocate will focus on sexual and reproductive rights from a human rights perspective.

The new chair of Global Gender and Sexuality Studies says her field studies topics that impact us every day.

Amy Schneider opened this year's Distinguished Speakers Series with a candid talk in the Center for the Arts.

The historian is leading the center that advances the leadership, vision and influence of women and the LGBTQ community. 

The retired UB faculty member is being recognized for her contributions in support of LGBTQ+ youth.

Blair Peters gave the keynote address at the inaugural LGBTQIA+ Education and Inclusivity in Health Care event.

The projects include improving the learning environment for LGBTQ+ students and a study of physician and trainee attitudes toward incarcerated patients.

Influencer and LGBTQ activist TS Madison will deliver the University Pride Lecture, the week’s marquee event.

Three experts examined the issues affecting housing at the Gender Institute's recent event, “Social Reproduction and the Crisis of Housing in Buffalo.”

Brian Hamluk, UB's vice president for student life, said: "We are proud of the way our campus exhibited the values we hold as a university, exercising its right to peacefully express their views."

A two-day conference will reflect on the discipline at UB and how it has been part of the broader struggles to promote the rights of women and sexual minorities.

The policy, which is already in place at UB, creates a more accepting campus environment for students.

The webinar presented by the School of Law examines a local case that went all the way to the U.S. Supreme Court.

UB nursing researchers Hequembourg and Livingston will address disparities in alcohol and drug abuse among sexual minority youth.

The ribbon-cutting celebrated the new public art project showcasing UB’s pride and support for the LGBTQ community.

‘Progress Pride Paths’ is the first project in the new Contemplative Sites series that aims to celebrate UB’s history and diversity in public spaces on campus.

UB professor Daniel Hess discusses how gay communities' experience with the HIV/AIDS pandemic made them well equipped to help early in the COVID-19 pandemic.

SGM populations report riskier drinking patterns, higher rates of some cancers, more mental health symptoms and greater health problems among older SGMs.

The UB community is invited to “walk the walk” by attending a celebration of the rainbow crosswalk on Aug. 29.

Events include inaugural Pride Parade and festival, screening of "The Long Trail Out."

Rishabh Bhandawat, a PhD student in the Department of Industrial and Systems Engineering, can imagine a world in which engineers are setting an example for inclusion and diversity, where people can express their gender identity however they choose and be met with acceptance.

Lawn signs espousing wishes for freedom aim to promote UB’s values as a community.

The new Department of Global Gender and Sexuality Studies will look at the past, present and future of the field at UB at a conference this weekend.

The UB study of transgender adults aims to tailor interventions to increase testing for those in the population not receiving it.

Students now can select the first and middle names that appear on class rosters and in the HUB.

The LGBTQ Faculty and Staff Association promotes a welcoming and inclusive UB community for LGBTQ employees.

UB officials offer statement following the rollback of federal guidelines on transgender students’ rights.