On Oct. 14, Thompson Hall lawn was illuminated with glowsticks and candles as University of New Hampshire’s (UNH) Sexual Harassment and Rape Prevention Program (SHARPP) held their annual Take Back The Night event.
After a long 12 hours of Southeastern Granite State voters streaming in and out of polling centers, Democrat Rebecca Perkins Kwoka defeated Republican Sue Polidura in decisive fashion to capture New Hampshire’s District 21 senate seat.
Over 100 students gathered outside Dimond Library last Thursday, Oct. 25 to stand in support with transgender students following legislation proposed by the Trump administration.
On Tuesday, I attended the 25th annual LGBTQ+ Pancake Breakfast, which I also wrote an article about in today’s issue. The speaker, Professor Gary Bailey of Simmons College, carried messages of acknowledging...
By Jordyn Haime
STAFF WRITER
Students, faculty and community members filled nearly every seat in the Granite State Room on Tuesday as they celebrated the accomplishments of UNH’s LGBTQ+ community over...
The New Hampshire House of Representatives is expected to vote on House Bill (HB) 478 on Thursday morning in motion to include gender identification in New Hampshire’s Law Against Discrimination.
On...
Over the past few weeks, it may have been noticed by members of the UNH community that some of the LGBTQ+ community information on campus has included “IAP” at the end of the acronym, thus making...
By Hadley Barndollar, Contributing Writer
It seems that each year, members of the LGBTQ+ community are stepping out and paving new pathways for each other.
This past February, Michael Sam from the University...
