LOUISVILLE, Ky. — According to an Instagram post from the LGBTQ Center at the University of Louisville, the university will no longer hold a Lavender Graduation for graduating LGBTQ+ students.

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. A University of Louisville spokesperson confirmed a graduation ceremony for LGBTQ+ students was cancelled April 21 amid new ...

In recent weeks, several universities across the United States have abruptly canceled their Lavender Graduation ceremonies, leaving LGBTQ+ students without these meaningful celebrations of their ...

The 2022 Rainbow Center Lavender Graduation ceremony in the Student Union. On Friday, April 5, the Rainbow Center hosted its annual Lavender Graduation, which celebrates the academic success of queer ...

For Ian Shick, the University’s Lavender Graduation ceremony is a particularly meaningful celebration that brings Chargers together each year. It’s a fun and lively event that builds community, while ...

The LGBT Center will host Lavender Graduation, a special graduation ceremony for LGBTQ+ graduates. This year's Lavender Graduation will take place virtually May 4 at 5 p.m. EST via Zoom. Students can ...

Georgetown’s LGBTQ community held its third annual Lavender Graduation Monday night, celebrating the graduation of 61 undergraduates, graduates and law students of the class of 2011. The event in ...

The University of Connecticut’s Rainbow Center held their annual Lavender Graduation, a celebration of the contributions and tenacity that queer, transgender and gender non-conforming college ...

When my friend asked me to attend his lavender graduation ceremony, I was confused having never heard of such an event before. I didn't question it, simply planning to support my friend. It wasn't ...

The University of Louisville (UofL) canceled its Lavender Graduation ceremony for LGBTQ+ students due to new state and federal DEI policies. While the ceremony was canceled, graduating LGBTQ+ students ...

Lavender Graduation seeks to honor and applaud graduating lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, queer, asexual and allied students by formally recognizing and celebrating their experiences, ...