by Megan Hageman Kenyon College’s Office of Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion is never without work to do, especially as they continuously create new and innovative ways…
by Rachel Dissell This story is provided by ideastream as part of special community coverage of COVID-19 and funded by Third Federal Foundation and University Settlement.…
by Jen Kuhn “The kids have the keys, and the rules don’t apply!” declares the ad for “Grownish”, the latest show from District West. Taking over…
by Caitlin Fisher After beginning with some vocal stretches to warm up her voicebox, Ginger Williams hums and vocalizes to match a tone played by Maureen…
by Ken Schneck, Editor Applications are now being accepted for the LGBTQ+ Entrepreneurial Accelerator Program (LEAP), an effort to educate and empower members of the LGBTQ+…
by Ken Schneck, Editor Stonewall Columbus, a nonprofit organization and community center founded in 1981 to “fight for tolerance, acceptance and basic human rights” for the…
Last week, the City Club of Cleveland—one of the nation’s great free speech forums—sponsored a forum entitled “Reimagining Journalism: New Kids on the Block,” which featured…
by Peter Kusnic Will Cashman is open to new connections. The 33-year-old contractor is currently bouncing back from a 7-year relationship that went south. Having recently…
by Lisa Galek When Colors+ Youth Center opened its doors in 2019, it had a mission: to provide a safe in-person space where LGBTQ+ youth could…
by Jordan Walker This piece originally appeared in The Land and appears here with their permission. When Tyler, a sophomore at Cleveland State University, started hormone replacement…