Optics and Photonics Society Seek Volunteer Help for Range of LGBT+ STEM Events in July
OpSoc are seeking panellists and helpers for several LGBT+ and diversity in science-themed events they’re looking to run in early July.
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Surgery and Hormones for Trans People
From our LGBT+ magazine, Laura Nelson breaks down surgery and hormone therapy options for transgender people.
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The Chemistry of Love and Cystic Fibrosis
Charting how one UK university chemistry professor has shaped the focus of his work around his husband’s cystic fibrosis.
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The Legal Rights, Recognition and Limitations of the Trans Community
Charlotte Colombo explains the significance of the Gender Recognition Act (2004) and the perceived flaws in the legislation.
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The Significance of Journalist Lyra McKee’s Killing in Northern Irish Riots
Joanna Magill reflects on the significance of the killing of journalist Lyra McKee.
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Update – Over a Month and Still No University Decision on Brunei House Renaming Petition
The University of Southampton is yet to make a decision on the Brunei House renaming petition, which was reported on last month.
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SUSU And LGBT+ Society Lobby University to Rename Brunei House After Anti-Gay Law
Following Brunei’s imposition of the death penalty for gay men and women, the LGBT+ Society and SUSU want to rename the Glen Eyre Halls residence.
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The Story of Rugby Union Referee Nigel Owens
Often in sport, the man or woman in the middle, whether referee, umpire or arbiter,→
LGBT China – What happened to the “Passion Of The Cut Sleeve”?
Featured in Wessex Scene’s LGBT+ Magazine, International Editor Tabassum Rahman gives an overview of LGBT history in China.
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A Century of Firsts For LGBT+ Activism
Featured in our LGBT+ Magazine, Stefania Zeniou gives a timeline of historic LGBT firsts and movements throughout this century.
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