November 18, 2021, Filed Under: QT Deep DiveJabs in the Dark: Speculations on the Affective Politics of Pandemics Neville Hoad considers the HIV/AIDS pandemics in conversation with each other.
July 22, 2021, Filed Under: Arts QT“Untitled” (Multimedia Graphic) Rommy Torrico, an artist currently based out of New York, presents their piece “Untitled.”
July 21, 2021, Filed Under: Scholar Spotlight, SpotlightAustin’s Queer Migration History UT professor Lauren Gutterman discusses her spring 2021 course “Preserving Austin’s Queer History.”
July 20, 2021, Filed Under: Spotlight, Student SpotlightStudent Reflections on LGBTQ Oral Histories: The Gift of Listening to Natural Storytellers Téa Anderson writes about taking Lauren Gutterman’s spring 2021 course “Preserving ATX Queer History.”
July 20, 2021, Filed Under: Spotlight, Student SpotlightStudent Reflections on LGBTQ Oral Histories: So Many Pieces of Untouched History Michelle Sanchez describes taking Dr. Lauren Gutterman’s Spring 2021 course “Preserving ATX Queer History.”
July 20, 2021, Filed Under: Audio QTThe Power of Artivism: An Interview with Julio Salgado Karma R. Chávez and Julio Salgado discuss creativity during quarantine in this episode of QT Voices.
July 20, 2021, Filed Under: Arts QTWhich Filipinx tracks should be on your summer playlist? James Gabrillo recommends 10 Filipinx tracks to listen to this summer.
July 20, 2021, Filed Under: Spotlight, Student SpotlightStudent Reflections on LGBTQ Oral Histories: From Clueless to Comfortable Arely González writes about her experience in Dr. Lauren Gutterman’s Spring 2021 course “Preserving ATX Queer History.”
July 20, 2021, Filed Under: Spotlight, Student SpotlightStudent Reflections on LGBTQ Oral Histories: No Excuses April Baik reflects on Dr. Lauren Gutterman’s Spring 2021 course “Preserving ATX Queer History.”
July 20, 2021, Filed Under: Spotlight, Student SpotlightStudent Reflections on LGBTQ Oral Histories: A Living, Breathing Act of Service to the Queer Community Libby Sears reflects on taking Dr. Lauren Gutterman’s Spring 2021 course “Preserving ATX Queer History.”
