Pride Center at Virginia Tech

Something Sapphic: Poster Printing Workshop
Wednesday, March 4 | 6:00 - 8:00 PM
Pride Center (Squires 227)

Learn DIY Printing with:

* Lego Dots
* Foam Stamps
Rubber Carving

Limited Edition Tote bags and posters!
All are welcome to join!

Sponsored by University Libraries and the Pride Center. For accommodations, contact [email protected].

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Until noon tomorrow, here’s your chance to help our students find their people, places, and passions by giving to the Pride Center Fund: https://givingday.vt.edu/amb/PrideCenter

Your generosity will help support: ⁠
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✅ the continuation of education on LGBTQ+ history, culture, and people ⁠
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✅ efforts to nuance our collective understanding of gender, sexual, and romantic identities ⁠
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✅ providing space for exploration, connection, and of course, pride

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Hi everyone! Come join us on Wednesday, February 18th at 7PM, for our Aro Week celebration at the Pride Center! There will be sodas and garlic knots. Feel free to drop by and grab some, celebrate, or just hang out with our community!

Q*mmunity Support Group is canceled today (2/9/26) due to facilitator illness.

Pride Council Elections Are Coming Up!

Looking for a way to get involved?
Want to make a difference?

Pride Council aims to help LGBTQ+ folks feel at home on campus and in our community. We celebrate the individual, cultural, and racial diversities that exist in the Q***r and Transgender communities through inclusive programming, advocacy, and most importantly working with the community!

We receive Student Activity Funds ($$$) to do this work.
Our executive committee & office board work with our community to:
• host LGBTQ+ speakers on campus
• provide free sexual health resources
• bring in gender-affirming services
• organize community gatherings

If you are interested in joining us, nominate yourself today!
Nominate via the QR code or by visiting: https://forms.gle/xeBbFuLqMU8Mp3ak7

Submissions are due by Wednesday, February 4th.
The election will take place on Friday, February 6th @ 3pm in the Pride Center.

Q*mmunity Support Group is back!

MONDAYS 5:30—7:00 P.M.
Starting January 26, 2026
Pride Center (227 Squires)

The Q*mmunity Support Group welcomes all currently enrolled Virginia Tech students who are exploring their gender, sexual, and romantic identities. Participants are welcome to come late or leave early as needed.

For more info, or if you are an individual with a disability and desire an accommodation, please contact Jazmin Jurkiewicz at 540-231-3567 or [email protected] during regular business hours at least 10 days prior to the event.

Join the Cultural and Community Centers (CCCs) TOMORROW NIGHT, THURSDAY January 22, 2026 (6 - 8pm) in the Commonwealth Ballroom for an evening of fashion, fun, and community! Student models will be showing off their favorite streetwear, cultural garb, and formalwear. All are encouraged to participate! Sign up to walk in the show through the QR code or through the link in the Pride Center’s bio.

Attendees will learn about each of the six cultural centers, their affiliated student organizations, upcoming events, and resources! This is also a great opportunity to reconnect with old friends and welcome new members of the Hokie community at this event. There will be swag, giveaways, food, music, and more!

Sponsors: New Student and Family Programs, Cultural and Community Centers, Winter Weeks of Welcome, Hokies on Track

Join the Cultural and Community Centers (CCCs) on January 22, 2024 (6 - 8pm) in the Commonwealth Ballroom for an evening of fashion, fun, and community! Student models will be showing off their favorite streetwear, cultural garb, and formalwear. All are encouraged to participate! Sign up to walk in the show through the QR code or through the link in the Pride Center’s bio.
Attendees will learn about each of the six cultural centers, their affiliated student organizations, upcoming events, and resources! This is also a great opportunity to reconnect with old friends and welcome new members of the Hokie community at this event. There will be swag, giveaways, food, music, and more!
Sponsors: New Student and Family Programs, Cultural and Community Centers, Weeks of Welcome, Hokies on Track

Hello, and happy Ace Week everyone!!
This week’s SpAAce meeting will be our Ace week celebration!
It will be held at our regular location of the Pride Center (Squires 227) on Wednesday October 22nd, at 7PM.
We’ll have food, and a reveal of this years Zine!
Everyone is free to come hang out and play any of the games the Pride Center has to offer.
Hope to see you then!

Free Hugs in Squires Student Center Lobby now until 2pm!

Don’t want a hug? No problem! Stop by for candy, stickers, and more!

Zine Workshop 1-3pm in the Pride Center October 9th and November 6th
Contribute to the end-of-the-year zine or just make art. Good vibes and snacks provided.

Zines (pronounced “ZEENS”) credit their origin to the 1930s and 40s with the creation of a self-published, short magazine by science-fiction fans to discuss the content that they loved. These fan-made zines became widely popular in the 60s and 70s. With the invention of the copy machine and copy shops becoming widely available in the 1970s, the production and growth of the format expanded, and the style of zines was revamped into a more do-it-yourself style. In the 1980s and 1990s, the Riot Grrrl and queercore subcultures inspired a proliferation of zines made by individuals across the globe.

zines can be funny, angry, educational or just cool looking. they are meant to share what’s important to you and your community.

some zines are small like Dr. Bing’s favorite, this one is a love letter to butch, nonbinary and gender non-conforming le****ns.

at zine workshop you can make your own zine or just make a page for the end-of-the-year zine!