By Fin Spalding As a queer student in Australia, I am all too familiar with universities across the country celebrating Pride. Typically this comes in …
For the second year in a row, Melbourne-based RMIT University has been named Australia’s Employer Of The Year For LGBTQI Inclusion. The preliminary winners of …
Days after IDAHOBIT and Pride Week celebrations at Melbourne’s RMIT, students learnt that one of its lecturers Dr Caroline Norma was scheduled to speak on …
Students at one of Melbourne’s premier institutions RMIT have expressed concerns following the decision by a lecturer to speak on gay conversion therapy at an …
Just one in five lesbian, gay, and trans employees openly talk about their identity with their colleagues, according to new research conducted in partnership with the Star Observer.
In this special feature, the Star Observer profiles five Melbourne-based universities to find out how they’re actively becoming LGBTI inclusive. The universities profiled are: La Trobe, Swinburne, RMIT, Monash and the University of Melbourne.
A NEW queer mentoring program has been launched to help sexual and gender diverse students at Monash University as they enter the workforce. Students that identify …
