Posted on 09/09/2026 10:39:55 AM PDT by fwdude
Erobella recently published the Out on Campus: The LGBTQ+ College Index 2026, which measures how “supportive and inclusive” the universities across the country are. The study examined whether universities have professionally staffed LGBTQ+ centers, provide gender-inclusive housing, have written policies that protect trans students from discrimination, have a student health insurance plan that covers gender-affirming care, and allow chosen names and pronouns to be used on official records.
Out on Campus also analyzed the city where the school is located by measuring its score on the Human Rights Campaign’s Municipal Equality Index, the number of LGBTQ+ venues nearby, and whether there is a local PFLAG chapter.
(Excerpt) Read more at fleeredstates.blog ...
I love the name of the website. One of the more peaceful ways to resolve the increasingly serious differences between red and blue states is Partition, as between India and Pakistan after WW2. The more progressives that “vote with their feet”, or U-Hauls as the case may be, the easier partition would become.
At some point, it may come to such animosity that it may be best to say, all who support and defend the Constitution, the red states are for you. All the rest, hie thee to a blue state and do your thing.
I love the name of the website. One of the more peaceful ways to resolve the increasingly serious differences between red and blue states is Partition, as between India and Pakistan after WW2. The more progressives that “vote with their feet”, or U-Hauls as the case may be, the easier partition would become.
At some point, it may come to such animosity that it may be best to say, all who support and defend the Constitution, the red states are for you. All the rest, hie thee to a blue state and do your thing.
Baylor has slipped quite a bit over the past couple of decades. They've been flirting with allowing a recognized 'gay' student club on campus. One of the most shocking developments was a 'pastor' from one of the gay baptist churches in Texas offered an invocation that was right out of a Universalist coven.
I attended Baylor as my first college in the 80's. I would not recommend it today.
I sure don’t.
True.
Thanks. I was curious if there were any Catholic unis on there. The Newman Guide colleges are all pro-family, pro-traditional morals, zero accommodations for sodomy clubs or flags. Part of me is glad we’re flying under the radar.
Baylor!? - A friend has two kids who went there. Both came out queer as $3 bills.
Thank you for the list.
For many Christian schools, a Christ-centered education is limited to chapel, Bible classes and high moral standards. At Harding, we strive for more. Here you’ll have opportunities to put your faith into practice serving the community, studying Scripture and expanding the kingdom.
What Christian would have a problem with that?
Oh geeze. Just go and study.
Hillsdale is pretty libertarian. Plus it’s in a state that probably mandates a lot of B.
And they still sing acapella from hymn books!
Still no singing on the wall.
I believe if you take title IX money, you have to have a certain amount of the pervert stuff.
Nope. Title IX exemptions allow complete freedom to operate a Christian University according to the faith and still accept public money (student loans, mostly.) That's what gets the sodomites so hopping mad. Having this exemption is the cardinal sin to them.
Worst for them, best for us.
Good to know.
That said, I’m sure Obama Biden and the deep state still put hooks into colleges the best they can.
A lot of high school classmates went to Harding. Not far from where we lived.
My MIT, Harvard, and Tufts are listed among the most LGBT-friendly! Too bad!
If I were at Tufts today, I would NOT be allowed to get away with all the anti-”gay” stuff I pulled back then. But the engineering students strongly supported me! I wonder what Tufts engineering is like today.
No Title IX applications were turned down under Obama, but he made sure that such schools were doxxed by mandating that their names appear on a "shame" list, in the purported interest of "transparency." As a result, some universities pulled their applications out of fear of reprisal.
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