Our Community Agreement is a crucial component to maintaining a safe space on our campus.
By joining or participating in Spectrum events, activities, & campaigns, you are agreeing to the following principles.
This Community Agreement was created by the 2023-24 Spectrum General Body and may be updated in the future.
Last open GBM of the semester… this one’s for the “what are we?” conversations 👀
We’re getting into the whole relationship spectrum — talking stages, sneaky links, situationships, dating… all of it.
Wednesday, April 29th
6:30 PM | Thorobred Conference Room
Pull up with your people and let’s talk about it fr 🖤
Being an ally is more than acceptance.
It means listening.
It means learning.
It means challenging harmful narratives.
It means helping create safer and more inclusive spaces.
Spectrum exists to center and uplift LGBTQ+ students at Kentucky State University. Allies are welcome here when they are committed to learning, supporting, and standing in solidarity with our community.
This is a space for education, advocacy, and real conversations. Even the uncomfortable ones.
This is a space built on respect, protection, and growth.
To be a safe space means protecting our community while building understanding across campus.
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Yesterday, Spectrum’s Health Resource Fair brought free testing and essential resources directly to KSU students.
With support from AVOL Kentucky, the Franklin County Health Department, Black Girls in White Coats, and Miss Junior, students accessed free testing, Narcan training, self-protection kits, and more.
No stigma. No cost. Just care. 💜
Update: GBM is TODAY 💗
New time. New location. Same real conversation.
Join us as we talk about love, boundaries, and balance.
Student Center 310
5-7pm
This Friday from 12–2 PM, Spectrum’s Health Fair will now be held in the Game Room (Student Center Basement).
Spectrum is bringing resources and free testing directly to students in partnership with:
✨ AVOL Kentucky
✨ Frankfort Health Department
✨ Black Girls in White Coats
✨ Miss Junior
✨ Planned Parenthood
Take advantage of this opportunity to take care of your body, learn about your health, and access free, confidential services.
Your health matters. Pull up. 💜
Love was definitely in the air all week long!
Our Spectrum Valentine’s Week Photobooth Fundraiser was such a success! From cute couple pics to bestie snapshots and solo mogging moments, the KSU community showed up and showed OUT. Every smile, every pose, and every donation helped us continue creating inclusive, affirming spaces on campus.
Spectrum would like to thank the KSU community for all the love and support you have provided throughout the week! 💕
We are so grateful for each and every one of you. More events, more memories, and more love coming soon! #minihoco
if you missed us today… we’ll be back 👀📸
love at flick first is pulling up to the homecoming game!
grab your family, your friends, your boo, or your roommate and come take some cute valentine’s photos with us 💕
same vibes. same photo booth magic. bigger crowd.
don’t miss it twice. 💜
Black Queer History: Movies & Books That Shaped Us 🖤
These stories did not just entertain us. They held us.
They named feelings we were taught to bury, reflected lives rarely centered, and preserved histories that were never meant to be forgotten.
From coming of age and chosen family, to ballroom, censorship, love, loss, and survival, these films and books helped shape how Black queer people see ourselves and each other.
This is legacy. This is visibility. This is us.
Black History Month, Queer Edition.
These are just a few of the Black queer people who have shaped history, culture, and liberation. Black queer history has always existed at the intersection of race, gender, and sexuality even when it was ignored or erased.
Check out our recent posts highlighting other revolutionary figures in the queer community. We’ll be sharing pieces of Black queer history every week throughout Black History Month.
Honor the past. Celebrate the present. Protect the future.
