Monday, April 6





OUT@Anderson aims to make workplace more welcoming for LGBT students

After graduating from Harvard University, Devon Dickau found himself retreating from who he really was, hiding his engagement ring and watching his language in fear that his identity would be discovered. Read more...

Photo: Devon Dickau, co-president of Out@Anderson, and Kelsey Ziegler, co-vice president of education and ally relations, helped coordinate the group’s involvement in LGBTQ Awareness Week to help create a more welcoming and conscious environment for students at UCLA. (Heidy Cadena/Daily Bruin)


Fearless Project challenges stereotypes about LGBT athletes

The whispers started on the sidelines. Wesley Kerr, a student at the David Geffen School of Medicine, decided to wear a rainbow patch on his Ultimate uniform to express his identity as a bisexual athlete. Read more...

Photo: The Fearless Project, which chronicles the stories of openly gay, lesbian, bisexual and transgender student-athletes, is currently on display in the John Wooden Center. Eight UCLA student-athletes are featured in the project. (Max Himmelrich/Daily Bruin)


Stickers targeting undocumented individuals found on campus

At least two stickers expressing negative sentiments about undocumented individuals were found Tuesday on newsstands near Campbell Hall and the Charles E. Young Research Library. Read more...

Photo: Stickers expressing negative sentiments about undocumented individuals were found on campus Tuesday. (Jennifer Hu/Daily Bruin)