Mr. Vice President
Kristopher Sharp
on how he won a student election despite anti-gay, anti-HIV attacks.

Pot Potential
Synthetic compounds from marijuana appear to fight HIV.

272 Days
in Prison
Kenneth Pinkela, a U.S. Army officer, asks for an end to HIV prosecutions in the military.

Blogging HIV
Aundaray Guess is a believer in finding a way to talk about your status.

Larry Kramer Gets a Tony
The playwright and activist will be awarded the Isabelle Stevenson Award at this year's ceremony.

Closer to
a Cure
Suzan Stirling-Meredith believes her children will one day be cured of HIV.

Sea Change
Promising data for people with both HIV and hepatitis C.

Not So Fast
Misleading news reports suggest an HIV cure is near.

Anticipation
Tim Horn on the arrival of generic versions of guidelines-preferred antiretrovirals.

Change
Your Mind
Rae Lewis Thornton believes being healthy is just as important as being alive.

Pass GENDA
Sunny Bjerk explains why Housing Works supports the Gender Expression Non-Discrimination Act.

Wearing Red
and Green
HIV-positive advocate Stephen Puibello on the need for mental health services.

Braving Cognitive Decline
Can people with HIV fight back?

Where the
Hell Is Our Community?
Michael Kaplan takes LGBT leadership to task for not prioritizing HIV/AIDS.

Current Issue
The June 2013 issue explores HIV stigma among gay men and 25 years of Visual AIDS.

Positive Politics
New York City Council candidate Corey Johnson discloses he has HIV.

POZ Stories: Max Shenk
He believes he has a second chance at being happy and healthy.

For a Mom
Mark S. King thanks his mother for learning about HIV.

Temptation Kills
Naina Khanna argues the Tyler Perry film preys on the worst fears of people with HIV.

Bake Sale
God's Love We Deliver spreads some birthday cheer.

A Classic Returns
The play marks its 20th anniversary with a benefit performance.