“There is a place for us,” Matt Easton said. “We do belong. At places like BYU … it’s not just that they can learn to tolerate us, but they need us. They need our voices, and our ideas, and our creativity. That is what makes a community beautiful.”
Melissa Heaton* knows she’s been pansexual for a while. She describes that as being attracted to people based on who they are, READ MORE
Preston Jenkins, a junior studying public relations at UVU, was the second of nine kids in his LDS family. Preston knew that READ MORE
Kendra Hamblin’s coming out story is quite unique. During the general conference in fall 2017, a semi-annual broadcasted meeting for LDS members, READ MORE
Daniel Little, a sophomore studying political science, was born in St. George and has lived in Highland most of his life. After READ MORE
Connor Smith* spends many mornings praying in his car, putting his head on the steering wheel, looking up at God and just READ MORE
Katie Brown* was sitting in sacrament meeting when the controversial 2015 policy was read. It hurt to hear, and she was immediately READ MORE
