Join Will Sergeant as he recounts his journey of queer activism and the positive changes in laws and attitudes since 1972. 1972 is a significant year ...

The drowning of University of Adelaide law lecturer Dr Duncan in the River Torrens on 10 May 1972 is one of South Australia’s – and the nation’s...

Join curators Nikki Sullivan and Craig Middleton to share, reminisce and help document a community history of queer nightlife in Adelaide. This inform...

Adelaide is famously a gridded city, a colonial metropolis mapped onto unceded Kaurna land by the cardinal directions, by the lines of streets and squ...

What do a grumpy cat and Rick Astley have in common? They are both memes! But what are memes, and how have they played a part in queer expression and...

The History Trust of South Australia and University Collections, The University of Adelaide, are pleased to host a screening of It’s Not Just Me...

Queer histories are contained in paper and cloth. As the paper of books, pamphlets, letters, and notes, and the cloth of clothing, artists’ canvases...

How do queer/LGBTIQ people describe ourselves? How do we use clothes to express ourselves? Queer Style looks at how words and fashion push, pull and e...

Join University Collections, The University of Adelaide and The History Trust of South Australia for a free screening of the documentary Suited. From...