OUTx speaker event celebrates Queer visibility across business industries - The Michigan Daily
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Matt Janas speaks during the "OUTx 2026: We’re Still Here" event in the Tauber Colloquium Thursday afternoon. Audrey Smith/DAILY. Buy this photo.
About 100 University of Michigan students, faculty and community members gathered in the Ross School of Business Thursday evening for OUTx, a presentation event featuring five Queer business-affiliated speakers sharing their experiences navigating coming out and how their lives changed as a result.
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