I spoke to a WSC student who is studying education and is currently completing their practicum (this student wants to remain anonymous). During their practicum experience, they have had an opportunity...
Ron Holt, a board-certified psychiatrist and a Wayne State College alumnus, spoke to WSC students on Oct. 2 and 3 about the journey to true authenticity.
Holt’s theme was the importance of living...
Bowen will the first residence hall on campus to feature unisex bathrooms that are not connected to a suite. The bathrooms will be single-user restrooms complete with a shower and a sink, and will be located...
Let’s start off with the obvious—the Beast dies. It has to happen; it always has to happen. Obviously, the crowd agrees with this decision and, at least in the theater I was in, everyone applauded...
On Wednesday, students and faculty of Wayne State College gathered to listen about the biology of lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender individuals.
“Dr. Holt is an attending psychiatrist at Kaiser...
There’s a little more to Landon Norquest, President of Sci-Fi and treasurer of PRIDE, than what meets the eye.
Landon made the decision to come to WSC, because he felt that the campus was...
My hopes have been dashed yet again.
Earlier this month, many of us saw the shares and posts on Facebook, Twitter, Tumblr and just about every other social media site about marriage equality coming to...
On Monday, March 2, U.S. District Judge Joseph Bataillon made a monumental move by abolishing Nebraska’s ban on gay marriage.
But the victory was short-lived. After Bataillon’s decision, some Nebraska...
Four years ago, a club on campus started something that it had no idea would spiral—not downwards, but in a line, a long line, stretching from Frey past the blue chairs, past the gag.
Well over 350...
I remember my older brother bullying me when I was little. I remember him calling me and my little brother gay, and I remember not responding because “he just wanted a reaction.”
Except then he...
“Mom, Dad….I’m gay.”
It’s a classic line. Used in movies and TV shows and either followed by a heart-warming scene of acceptance or a heart-wrenching scene of rejection. But that’s not how...
In 1933, a man named Alfred Charles Kinsey became interested in different forms of sexual expression after having a conversation with a colleague at Indiana University.
Primarily a biologist studying...
