Gay clubs santa barbara ca

LGBT club at UCSB?

Peanuty1

<p>I am looking at a list of clubs at UCSB and I noticed there isn’t any clubs for LGBT students favor GSA. Why is that?</p>

<p>and related question… what is the gay scene at ucsb and the place in general like?</p>

dissonance2

<p>I recognize that there is a “Rainbow” special interest dorm or something like that. It’s one of the buildings in Manazita village. From the housing website:</p>

<p>Rainbow House
This house is a supportive residential community for gay, lesbian, bisexual, and transgender students (GLBT) and their allies. The Rainbow House is committed to providing a specifically “gay-friendly” atmosphere for students to live and interact. The house exists to provide GLBT students and allies a housing option where their sexual orientation will be celebrated. The Rainbow House is committed to providing a safe space for any student to visit when facing challenges in their life in regards to their sexuality such as roommate problems or coming out issues. The Rainbow House will also serve as a soci

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