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Lancaster in 1970s- University had a very active gay liberation movement.
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[[File:Lancaster University coat of arms.svg.png|thumb|University coat of arms]]The '''University of Lancaster''' was founded in 1964. Originally based in [[Lancaster]] city centre, it moved in 1968 to a purpose-build campus at Bailrigg, three miles south of the city centre.
[[File:Lancaster University coat of arms.svg.png|thumb|University coat of arms]]The '''University of Lancaster''' was founded in 1964. Originally based in [[Lancaster]] city centre, it moved in 1968 to a purpose-build campus at Bailrigg, three miles south of the city centre. In the 1970s the University was seen as a haven for homosexuals and the students produced gay liberation literature <ref> Pride, Protest, and Gay Liberation at Lancaster University
EPOCH Dec 1, 2024 Jude Rowley | Lancaster University https://www.epoch-magazine.com/post/pride-protest-and-gay-liberation-at-lancaster-university (accessed 12 July 2025) </ref>.


==LGBT societies==
==LGBT societies==

Revision as of 18:25, 12 July 2025

University coat of arms

The University of Lancaster was founded in 1964. Originally based in Lancaster city centre, it moved in 1968 to a purpose-build campus at Bailrigg, three miles south of the city centre. In the 1970s the University was seen as a haven for homosexuals and the students produced gay liberation literature [1].

LGBT societies

Lancaster University Students Union LGBT Association (yourLGBTQ*) was a member of the LGBT Consortium in 2011.[2] and is listed as a member of ILGA[3]

Alumni

References

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