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3 Syracuse organizations that are fostering safe spaces for LGBTQ community Courtesy of the Q Center The Q Center is located on Hiawatha Boulevard and offers free services such as HIV and STD testing, as well as support groups. Facebook Subscribe to our newsletter here. Although Pride Month is over, LGBTQ support and advocacy organizations in Syracuse offer community activities and resources year-round. The Daily Orange compiled a list of resources, most offering in-person events and counseling, that Syracuse University students in the LGBTQ community can use while on campus in the fall. The Q Center The Syracuse Q Center, located at 835 Hiawatha Blvd and operated by ACR Health, is one of three Q Centers in New York. The center provides safe spaces for LGBTQ youth and offers a variety of free services to teens and young adults, such as free testing for HIVs and sexually transmitted diseases. The Q Center also offers cultural competency wor ....
Javier el Jugador ended last Pride Union Drag show with a crown, and a ring Emily Steinberger | Photography Editor Rachel Ayala, who goes by the drag stage name Javier el Jugador, has performed in four of Pride Union’s Annual Drag Shows, but this year she won for the first time. Facebook Subscribe to our newsletter here. For four years, Rachel Ayala has taken to the stage in Pride Union’s Annual Drag Show and become drag king Javier el Jugador. This year, she dazzled the audience with her black joggers, cheetah print jacket and zebra print mask. At the night’s end, Ayala won the show. And, as if the night couldn’t get any better, she popped the question to her partner, Cheyenne Gentle. ....
Budget constraints prevent creation of LGBTQ studies major at SU Wendy Wang | Staff Photographer A group of LGBT studies faculty discussed efforts to move forward with attempts to create a major last spring. Facebook Google+ The Daily Orange is a nonprofit newsroom that receives no funding from Syracuse University. Consider donating today to support our mission. Students minoring in LGBT Studies believe creating a major could considerably improve the quality of queer studies courses at Syracuse University. But limited student interest in declaring a minor in LGBT Studies makes it difficult to defend spending money and resources on creating a major, said William Robert, an associate professor and the director of LGBT Studies at SU. ....