Case Western Reserve University is proud of the rich history of LGBT activism on campus. The benefits of the hard work and determination of students, faculty and staff of long ago are still felt today as new leaders in each of these groups continue to create an awareness of the issues our community faces.
From 1987, when the Lesbian/Gay Student Union was first formed, to 2009 when Spectrum, LGSU’s successor, held another successful "gay? fine by me." event, the campus's history is full of rich stories of courage and community.
Unless otherwise noted, all articles in this section were originally printed in The Observer, the Student Newspaper of Case Western Reserve University.
LGBTA Resources + Information, Office of the Provost, lgbta@case.edu, 216.368.4344
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