LGBT Center at Yale

The Room!

The LGBT Center is two rooms in 305 Crown Street, near the corner of Crown and York. <

The LGBT Center at Yale [formerly "Gay student Center", a.k.a. "Transgender, Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Center"] provides:

A place to hang out... do homework... talk... in a cozy, non-confrontational atmosphere.
Archives of the Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual Cooperative at Yale, which includes:
- a library of LGBT-related periodicals and books; take a look at the library's catalog.
- files of the LGB Co-op; a catalog of those files is soon to come.
Pathways Peer Counseling: counseling hotline staffed exclusively by gay and lesbians counselors for the Yale and New Haven communities. "Where your sexuality can be as much of an issue as you want it to be." Tuesdays, 9pm - 12 pm [hours to be expanded soon!]. 203-432-1585.
Queer Open Diary. Started by Kathy Gay Allen (BK'94), this chronicles, from a personal viewpoint, gay life at Yale starting 2:35am, April 21, 1994. It is amazing.
Pretty Walls. On Friday, 16-17 Febrary 1996, the Center was decorated, cleaned, and made homey by Texas Hemmaplardh (BK'97), Katherine Kramer (CC'99), Amanda Leff (PC'99), Maryanne Ludwig (SM'97), and Gowri Ramachandran (ES'97). The mirror was hung by Christopher Sargent (CC'99). The Keith Haring mural was painted by Dan Dinero (JE'99). [We also balled tape.]