NCOW – The Temple News

Sasha Mala prepares for the virtual drag show on Oct. 9.

Temple hosts its first virtual drag show

10 October 2020 Taylor Carmichael

To celebrate the end of National Coming Out Week, Temple’s Office of Institutional Diversity, Equality, Advocacy, and Leadership held a virtual drag show with 8 performers.

‘Still, I thrive’: Finding my Temple amid tragedy

06 October 2020 Kendall Stephens

A student activist reflects on facing adversity and reaffirms her commitment to advocacy.

Temple student’s books highlight queer representation

06 October 2020 Samantha Roehl

Ashia Burns’ novel explores the representation of Black LGBTQ individuals in modern fiction.

Love is the message for Temple’s National Coming Out Week

06 October 2020 Ray Hobbs

For National Coming Out Week, Temple hosted a virtual LGBTQ resource festival.

Temple NCOW celebrates love as intersectional

09 October 2018 Claire Wolters

The week will celebrate the intersectionality of gender and sexuality.

Panel discusses historic ‘Ellen’ episode for NCOW

04 October 2017 Maureen Iplenski

About 30 students attended the panel and a screening of the episode in Anderson Hall.

Ninth annual National Coming Out Week kicks off

02 October 2017 Emma Kuliczkowski

The event informed students of the upcoming events like the Drag Show and Queer Bingo, among other resources for Temple’s LGBTQ community.

Appearance-based profiling proves incorrect

07 October 2011 Alexis Sachdev

DANUBE JOHNSON The Temple News Last week while I was walking down Walnut Street, an older gentleman clad in a signature Human Rights Campaign vest with a clipboard in his hand shouted to me, “Hey

GLBT Tolerance

03 October 2011 The Temple News

NCOW is important to promoting a judgement free atmosphere on Main Campus. As National Coming Out Week approaches Main Campus, this is an opportune time for The Temple News to remind students that Temple is

NCOW returns to Main Campus

03 October 2011 Amanda Plaksin

RHA, QSU and other organizations join hands on Main Campus to support coming out. Considering today’s changing times of social acceptance, Brianna Edwards, a sophomore advertising major and president of Queer Student Union, said that