Saint Mary’s College in Indiana Finally Approves TPUSA After Four Years

Saint Mary’s College in Indiana Finally Approves TPUSA After Four Years

Do you think it would take a typical leftist student group four years to secure approval?

The College Fix reports:

Catholic Saint Mary’s College approves TPUSA after four years

Turning Point USA is now free to operate at a Catholic college in Indiana four years after students first tried to start the club.

Saint Mary’s College in South Bend approved the TPUSA club as an extension of the College Republican’s chapter near the end of last semester, the Irish Rover reported.

The decision came after four years of battling at the women’s college. (The picture is of the group tabling with University of Notre Dame students). As The College Fix previously reported, school administrators denied the club’s application in 2023 because it believes there are only two sexes. However, efforts to start the club stretch back to 2021.

The Fix previously reported:

Dean of Students Gloria Jenkins and Vice President of Enrollment Lori Johnson referenced an archive of stories where TPUSA reported on LGBT issues, such as men competing in women’s sports. Jenkins and Johnson also pointed to shirts sold by the national conservative group that it considered “anti-trans” because it states that “Real Men Aren’t Women.”

Jenkins said the group’s “messaging around LGBTQ+ issues [does] not align with the mission and values of Saint Mary’s.” That same year, the bishop of South Bend had to intervene to stop the college from letting gender-confused males move into the women’s college.

The Fix contacted school officials several times last week seeking comment on the club’s approval and what changed their mind.

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