OUTober 2023

Events Schedule

7pm, Sister Thea Bowman Chapel

7pm, HFSC Social Room

Women’s sports, since their inception, have been seen as a separate class of competition that requires protection and rules for entry. But what are those rules and who gets to make them? In Fair Play, award-winning LGBTQ+ sports journalist Katie Barnes (they/them) traces the evolution of women’s sports as a pastime and a political arena, and looks to the inclusion of trans athletes. Copies of Fair Play will be available for pickup in the Women’s Center, Leavey 327.

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6-7pm, HFSC Herman Room. Join GU Pride for a conversation with Danica Roem, the very first openly trans state legislator in the United States! Follow @gupride for more info.

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11:30am-2pm, Red Square

Group photo time: 12:15-30pm**

Open Mic: 12:45pm-1:45pm 

For those who can’t come out or aren’t ready to come out yet, we see you. For those who are able to live out loud, we hear you. All are welcome to join as we celebrate together! For more details, please follow our instagram (@lgbtqatgeorgetown) and the LGBTQ Resource Center newsletter.

6-8pm, Arrupe Multipurpose Room

October 18, 2023
12:15 p.m. – 1:30 p.m. EDT 
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One of the most distinctive and affecting voices in contemporary fiction is that of Arinze Ifeakandu. Born in Kano, Nigeria, in 1995, raised a Christian, and self-identified as queer from a young age, Ifeakandu is an emerging master of the short story (a craft he furthered at the Iowa Writers’ Workshop). Not yet 30 years old, he has been awarded a Dylan Thomas Prize, an O. Henry Prize, and is a Kirkus and LAMBDA Award finalist. At Georgetown University, he’ll read from his acclaimed first book, God’s Children Are Little Broken Things (2022), and discuss fiction, faith, sexuality, and the present-day Nigeria that is the setting of many of his stories. Paul Elie, senior fellow in the Berkley Center and moderator of the Faith and Culture series, will lead the conversation. 

Copies of God’s Children Are Little Broken Things (2022) will be available for purchase. A light lunch will be served.  

3:30-6:30pm, McShain Large Lounge in McCarthy Hall

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9pm, John Main Center

8pm, Dahlgren Chapel

6:30pm, Lohrfink Auditorium. Learn more about the film.

Service begins at 5:30pm, dinner begins at 6:30pm. Located in Makom, Leavey Center.

6-8pm, Davis Performing Arts Center Lobby

For questions, please contact Shakeer Hood, srh118@georgetown.edu

ICC Auditorium

Follow @gu_rockyhorror for more info.

7-8:30pm, Lohrfink Auditorium

Students stay anonymous in this lights-off Q&A event, while our pair of national experts answer their deepest, darkest questions. No question too simple — or too outrageous. For more information, follow our instagram (@lgbtqatgeorgetown) and the LGBTQ Resource Center newsletter. This event is sponsored by the Student Health Center, Office for Student Health, Health Education Services, Women’s Center, Catholic Ministry, Center for Social Justice Research, Teaching and Service, & LGBTQ Resource Center.