You really have to wonder how the people who run these schools justify this.
The College Fix reports:
Concerns raised over some Christian colleges’ ties to abortion providersA new report has sparked debate over how Christian colleges and universities across the country approach abortion-related resources on their campuses, with researchers identifying more than 100 faith-based institutions that maintain some form of connection to abortion providers.The Institute for Pro-Life Advancement recently released its latest findings examining 725 Christian-affiliated colleges and universities, flagging 114 institutions that have some sort of tie to abortion providers, such as listing Planned Parenthood as a student health resource or maintaining referral relationships with abortion providers.“More than one in seven Christian colleges and universities maintain some type of relationship with Planned Parenthood and the abortion industry,” stated the 32-page report.Published in January, it cites 10 schools in particular that have “completely forsaken their Christian values in terms of abortion”: American University, Duke University, Dickinson College, Macalester College, Rhodes College, Emory University, Hope College, Southern Methodist University, Augsburg University, and Otterbein University.“Unfortunately, it’s far more often the case that schools simply use the name ‘Christian’ as a label without living out the faith they proclaim,” Mary Mobley, a spokeswoman for Students for Life of America, said in a recent email interview with The College Fix about the report.“By claiming the name of Christ, schools subject themselves to an even higher standard, especially when it comes to respect for life,” she said.The College Fix reached out to several colleges and universities cited in the report, but none responded.To determine the results, institute researchers reviewed publicly available student health materials, university policies, and institutional partnerships during the 2024-25 academic year.“A painstaking investigation into each school’s website revealed an alarming number of proabortion internships, promoted events, and class resources, along with advertised ‘health’ resources, volunteer opportunities, and general support of abortion,” the report stated.Pro-life advocates say these connections undermine the expectations of students and families who choose Christian colleges specifically for their moral and religious commitments, with the report calling them “Christian in name only.”
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