The Queer Resource Center, or QRC for short, provides educational and social programs for the campus's LGBTQ+ students. The center opened in 2005 at 114 Crescent Street. The building contains a library with queer media, a conference room, kitchen, and a small computer lab.

The center works under the Office of Multicultural Affairs and has a director of LGBTQ+ affairs. QRC puts on events in order to make safe places for queer students and raise awareness about LGBTQ+ issues. This includes Ally Week, Safe Space Training for faculty and staff, and Lavender Graduation. The center is also home to EROS, Encouraging Respect of Sexuality, the student run queer advocacy group on campus.

Text from Queer Resource Center: About Us

Text from QRC Inside Look