LGBTQ2IA+ Students

The Sexual & Gender Diversity Advisor is here to support LGBTQ2IA+ students as they navigate school and their identity, offering guidance and a safe space to ask questions and seek support.

The OUTline Online Chat is a place to connect with trained volunteers in a discreet, confidential and private online environment. Chat with us between 7 and 10 p.m. during the fall and winter semesters.

The University has a process to enable students to change their name and/or gender marker on campus. Students who want to make these changes have access to these dedicated resources as a helpful guide.

The University is participating in ongoing work to enhance the inventory of gender-neutral bathrooms on campus. Here you will find the current listing of gender-neutral bathrooms at U of G.

A space for students to connect virtually and in person to discuss lived experiences as part of LGBTQ2IA+ communities. Each week, we explore topics like sexual orientation, gender identity, finding community, pop culture, and more.

A social discussion space for students to share experiences about coming out in relation to sexual orientation and gender identity. Coming out is a unique process, and this space allows students to discuss challenges, learn from others, and build community.

A discussion space for trans and gender-diverse students to connect and share lived experiences. Topics include gender identity, building community, pop culture, and more in a welcoming and supportive environment.

The QTBRS Social serves as an opportunity for Black and racialized students to connect and discuss shared lived experiences. We explore topics related to gender identity, finding community, pop culture, and more.

A space for Black and racialized LGBTQ2IA+ students to connect and share lived experiences. Discussions cover gender identity, community-building, pop culture, and other topics relevant to their identities.

Join OUTline in building, mining, and exploring a shared Minecraft server! This space prioritizes neurodivergent LGBTQ2IA+ students but is open to everyone. Engage at your own pace and connect with others in a fun, creative environment.

A social space for international LGBTQ2IA+ students to connect and discuss shared experiences. Open to both undergraduate and graduate students, this event explores topics like gender identity, community, and pop culture.

Discuss Queer and Trans representation and intersectional identities over a book while enjoying tea and treats. This Book Club, although open to all students, is intended to create a space where LGBTQ2IA+ students can connect through media.