Archive for the ‘Triangle’ Category


Almost a year later, debate over NC State LGBT Center still rolling

Wednesday, September 5th, 2007

Last fall students at NC State University became embroiled in a bitter dispute and campus debate over a proposal to create a center for LGBT students. In numerous posts I profiled the anti-gay statements, some of them quite extreme in their verbally and physically violent nature, from a Facebook.com group named ...

UNC paper: Abstinence-only doesn’t work, gay students need better sex-ed

Thursday, August 30th, 2007

The Daily Tar Heel, the award-winning daily newspaper of The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, published a staff editorial on sex education on Tuesday. In it, the staff said that sex education in North Carolina should be expanded and that abstinence-only education doesn't work: The idea of teaching tolerance of ...

Trans Duke U. student moved out of campus dorm

Wednesday, August 29th, 2007

ANNOUNCEMENT: Join Matt, InterstateQ.com readers and other community members for a community discussion, forum and general time of learning on trans issues at Tate Street Coffeehouse in Greensboro, NC, 6:00pm, September 16, 2007. More info here. According to ABC 11 (Raleigh-Durham, NC), Duke University has moved a male-to-female, pre-operation transgender student ...

Edwards building more LGBT support

Saturday, August 11th, 2007

On the day of the HRC/Logo Presidential Forum (I missed it somehow), the Edwards campaign announced the addition of more LGBT leaders to its growing list of supporters. According to the campaign: Senator John Edwards' campaign to transform America continues to gain momentum in the LGBT community. For the third time this ...

Historic church that was beginning of Chapel Hill reaches out

Friday, July 13th, 2007

The News & Observer down in Raleigh published a great article July 11th on The Chapel of the Cross, the historic church that was the beginning of what we now know as Chapel Hill, NC. From the N&O: CHAPEL HILL -- At a time when women were often denied positions of authority, ...

Urge UNC-TV to carry national LGBT newsmagazine on its statewide programming

Thursday, May 31st, 2007

In the Life (ITL), (www.itl.tv) a national LGBT television newsmagazine syndicated to PBS stations across the country is slowly making its debut in North Carolina. Last month, ITL debuted on UNC-TV's channel 4 (serving Chapel Hill, Raleigh and Durham areas). UNC-TV has yet to put ITL on all of its transmitters ...

NC State LGBT Programs advisor steps down

Thursday, May 10th, 2007

For two years, Sam Morris has diligently served the LGBT and straight allied student population at North Carolina State University. Through thick and thin, he has been there. As the Graduate Advisor for LGBT Programs, Morris has seen his share of controversy. In Fall 2006, when the campus was abuzz with ...

Traveling anti-gay preachers to come to North Carolina colleges

Monday, April 23rd, 2007

Saw this on a LiveJournal blog. Thought it might be something folks want to know about: ---------------------------------------- Subject: Traveling Anti-Gay Preacher Alert! Hello from Texas! I am speaking for GLOBAL, the GLBT organization at the University of Houston. Our university was recently visited, for the second year in a row, by a religious group ...

Gay students organize at NC black colleges

Wednesday, April 11th, 2007

There was a great article in the UNC-Chapel Hill Daily Tar Heel yesterday, covering the organizing efforts of LGBT students on the campuses of North Carolina's historically black colleges and universities (HBCUs). Winston-Salem State University, Fayetteville State University, North Carolina Central University and North Carolina Agricultural & Technical State University ...

Triad Business Guild to host David Lohse, openly gay UNC Athletics Communications Director

Tuesday, April 3rd, 2007

I'm sure that many of you will remember back to this past December (if you read my blog then) when I posted a simple holiday greeting to you all from the UNC Men's Swimming Team and Athletics Communications director David Lohse. Oh... you don't? Refresh your memory... Well... you see, the message on ...