2SLGBTQIA+
You are welcome here.
At the University of Regina, we are committed to creating a safe, inclusive, and welcoming campus where 2SLGBTQIA+ students, faculty, staff, and community members feel seen, respected, and supported.
Your experience in the classroom and on campus matters. We have many resources, services, and community connections available.
Quick Access to 2SLGBTQIA+ Resources and Supports
U of R Resources
Equity, Diversity and Inclusion Office
Department of Gender, Religion and Critical Studies – Certificate in Queer, Trans, and Gender Studies
Dr. John Archer Library & Archives 2SLGBTQIA+ Resources
Protective Services
Respectful University Services
Sexual Violence Prevention and Response Office
Step In Step Up (SISU)
Student Central
Student Mental Health
Student Wellness Centre
ta-tawâw Student Centre
UR Pride Centre for Sexuality & Gender Diversity
All-Gender Washrooms
The University of Regina has more than 20 all-gender washrooms across its campuses.
For those on the Main Campus, you can easily find these facilities using an interactive, mobile-friendly map that provides detailed information by building, washroom type (e.g., accessible), and room number. Access the map here.
Additionally, a static map showing all-gender washroom locations for both the Main and College Avenue campuses can be found here.
Name and Gender Self-Identification
Students at the U of R can self-identify their gender and update their first name for ID cards, class lists, and University correspondence through the Registrar’s Office. If you have questions, please refer to the Name and Legal Name FAQs.
Faculty and staff can update their information through Human Resources. For details, please click here.
2SLGBTQIA+ Funding Support
The University of Regina provides a range of scholarships and bursaries specifically for 2SLGBTQIA+ students.
Browse funding options for registered users or guests through the Student Award Management System.
Colourful Campus Housing
Housing Services in partnership with UR Pride, aims to make living on campus as inclusive and accessible as possible.
Their initiative, Colourful Campus Housing, offers safe and anonymous housing options for 2SLGBTQIA+ and allied students.
Feature Stories
Not sure which pronoun to use? Book advocates being “open, careful, and kind”
Why do we have pronouns? How do different cultures approach the topics of sex and gender? What does science say? Dr. Shannon Dea, former Dean of Arts and Professor of Philosophy at the U of R, is the author of Beyond the Binary: Thinking about Sex and Gender. Her book aims to answer these questions and others with a multi-disciplinary approach from history, gender studies, philosophy, literature, religion, and science.
U of R Celebrates the 2025 Queen City Pride Parade
In June of 2025, the University of Regina joined the Queen City Pride Parade to celebrate, show support, and march alongside our 2SLGBTQIA+ and allied communities. Explore highlights from the parade in our photo gallery.
We’d love to hear about any resources we might have missed! If you know of a resource whose addition to the list should be considered, send it to: Communications@uregina.ca.