At my college, the LGBT "Centre" was a note in the student handbook - and nothing more. The teaching staff had apparently formed a small group a decade before, met a couple of times, and the administration had decided the fictional resource was good advertising and so kept bragging about it. Sigh...

On the PLUS side, admin wasn't upset about allowing a *real* LGBT presence, as long as it administered itself and cost nothing - (they wouldn't provide any real estate, aside from meeting rooms). Aided by classified ads in the campus paper and some bulletin board notices, a group quickly formed, allowing students to meet, talk, socialize, organize the revolution, etc. - and is still going strong, almost three decades later. They even have a *room* now!

So, as Valentine said, check first. See if the "Centre" is really there. But don't give up all hope if it isn't.

:-)