Yosimar Reyes tells his story about dual labels “Please sign-in if you’re going to eat,” an event worker told students as they entered St. Cajetan’s on Feb. 5 for UndocuQueer, an event bringing light to the experiences of undocumented LBGTQ immigrants living in the United
Love, Simon As much as I love movies, one genre that I mostly steer clear of is the romantic comedy. For the most part, I don’t find any of these sorts of films appealing. Occasionally, I do want to watch a good romance (which is
Brokeback Mountain Even before I came out as gay in my junior year of high school, I was scrounging every available platform to watch gay-themed films. Though I didn’t watch many gay movies prior to coming out, I do remember watching both Shelter and Geography
A silver soiree for a silver birthday Auraria’s LGBTQ Student Resource Center turned 25 this month, and they celebrated the best way they know how: with an open-for-all silver soiree. Since its consummation as Colorado’s first on-campus LGBTQ support center in 1993, the office has
A tough but engaging read The Dangerous Art of Blending In by Angelo Surmelis is a tough read. The book tells the story of Evan, a Greek-American, closeted gay teen as he deals with his physically, mentally, emotionally, and verbally abusive mother, who claims he
Legacy Recordings 4 out of 5 stars Universal Love: Wedding Songs Reimagined is an EP produced by Drew Pearson that was released on April 5. An all-star lineup featuring Bob Dylan, St. Vincent, and Kesha—among others. The artists take traditional heterosexual love songs and change
Taking queer music into the mainstream Hayley Kiyoko is the icon the music industry has been missing. The 26-year-old former Disney star is taking the world by storm. She is a role model for young queer women and is representing the LGBTQ+ community, one song