April 16, 2024
Dr. Oluwami (Wami) Dosunmu-Ogunbi, Joseph Pearson-Green, Anna Verdiun Pomper, Atticus Jean-Josephine Spicer, and LGBTQ+ Nursing were recognized at Lavender Graduation.
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U-M's Pride Month—held annually in April—is a time dedicated to celebrating and commemorating lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender, queer, asexual, intersex, and two-spirit people and communities at the University of Michigan.
LGBT Pride Month (itself held in June) began after the Stonewall riots, a series of liberatory protests in 1969. During this month, we honor the legacy of our queer and trans ancestors and celebrate LGBTQIA2S+ people within the University of Michigan and local community.
ⓘ Why is U-M's Pride Month in April instead of June? The U-M community celebrates the LGBTQ+ community during April to align with when most students are on campus.
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Events across campus
See linked event details for more information about each event, including any that may require registration. Questions about an event? Follow the same link for options to directly contact the sponsors.
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EVENTS
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Events will be announced in winter 2025.
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Featured news
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Spectrum Center announces 2024 award winners
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U-M Pride Month kickoff events garner national attention
April 8, 2024
The Michigan Daily, Advocate, and PinkNews have highlighted several vibrant events celebrating U-M Pride Month, including an acclaimed poet, queer art showcase, and prom night.
