If you're an American college student, or a high school student on the threshold of college, you've got comprehensive resources to guide you toward LGBT-friendly colleges, including Campus Pride's LGBT-friendly Campus Climate Index and our regional LGBT-Friendly College Fairs.

But, not until this month did students in the United Kingdom (or students from elsewhere looking to go to the U.K.) have similar in-depth and national resources. Stonewall, the United Kingdom's national LGBT advocacy and education organization, has announced their Stonewall University Guide.

They were profiled in The Guardian yesterday.

"Each student will want something different from their university experience and we have been very clear in the guide that this is just one of the many things they should be looking at," Luke Tryl, who researched the guide, tells the newspaper. "All students should feel safe and supported and able to perform well. But some may want a very active gay scene, some will want a community and strong LGBT society, others may want to campaign."

Read the piece at The Guardian, or you can check out Stonewall's University Guide.