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February 29, 2024, Point Foundation - The National LGBTQ Scholarship Fund
Anti-Diversity & Anti-LGBTQ Policies: What It Means for 2024 Elections
As campuses across the country enact the anti-LGBTQ, and anti-Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) policies passed in 2023, 2024 begins with more than 470 proposed anti-LGBTQ bills in state...
Ask a Scholar: Is it harder to be considered by Point if you haven't attended college yet?
Question: I was looking through the previous Point Scholars and it seems to me that the majority of...
Playing It Forward: A Sports Role Model
By William J. Levy Point Scholar Atticus DeProspo I am aware that the world of college athletics is...
The Woman In A Tie: Embracing My Butch Identity
By Point Scholar Sarah Bacot It was near the end of the interview when the request came: “You know,...
Queer Where I Sleep
“Home.” What a loaded word. Historically, home has been a changing space for me, a complicated...
Advice to Allies: Just Listen
On the hot summer day of June 26th, 2015, I was working as a freelance journalist at my local...
Scholars Speak: Chasing Fear
2015 Point Scholar Julian Turner will start his freshman year at the University of Southern...
Scholars Speak: Meg Day on National Poetry Month
Photo: Voices on Point Point Scholar Meg Day is an award winning poet...and she does know it! It’s...
Scholars Speak: Students Find Their Voices during Music In Our Schools Month
For 30 years March has been designated by the National Association for Music Education (NAfME) as...