All in all, the school's treatment of Catholicism is good. Most of the professors are fair in their treatment of Catholicism in discussions in and out of class. There is a healthy Newman Club that has very good rapport with both the parish in town and the administration. Campus ministry has also been consistently supportive. On occasion, there are non-Catholic students who will approach Catholicism negatively, but even they dwindled in number between when I started and when I graduated this past spring.
Individual Catholic students get out what they put into the situation. There are opportunities to live and grow in faith; some students use them and thrive, and others don't.