One of the issues that continues to plague our LGBTQ community across the country is finding culturally competent health care in our vario...

Happy to see my Louisville homegirl and Louisville Human Relations Commissioner Dawn Wilson was honored October 1 by the University of Lou...

When I lived in Kentucky from 2001-2010, one of the more entertaining events for me next to Derby Week was watching the annual December bask...

It's one of the things I didn't get to do when I lived in Da Ville, but so happy to hear that Janet Mock will be delivering the keyn...

Well, well, well.   This Final Four in New Orleans will have a lot of folks from Kentucky in town for it since half the teams playing are ...

One of the things that will get me thinking about the time and friends I left behind in Da Ville is when the annual sporting hatefests ...

Two student-led LGBT projects were the first recipients of Diane Rigney Student Activism grants, awarded by the Office for LGBT Services t...

Another one of the things I miss about Da Ville is the Rivalry Week hype surrounding the annual basketball hatefest between the Kentucky W...

U of L's Office for LGBT Services and several LGBT student organizations will once again join with the surrounding Louisville communi...

TransGriot Note: An interesting announcement of an upcoming event on the U of L campus from Brian Buford that I'd thought I'd share ...

The members of the new Bias Incident Response Team (BIRT) invite you to stand in solidarity against all forms of bullying, hate, and bias a...

Won't be there, seeing the wonderful folks I got to know on campus or taking part in this one, (maybe next year) but the annual student-...

Even though I'm now 1000 miles from Louisville and the state of Kentucky, I still am in contact with many of the people and organization...

When I was living in Da Ville, any sporting event between the Universities of Louisville and Kentucky not only drew sellout crowds, but pass...