It's been interesting to see the evolution in reporting of this matter. But there's still a ways to go. Up until fairly recently, media reports consistently portrayed TWU as anti-LGBTQ and running roughshod over their human rights. Following victories by TWU in superior courts, the reporting is a little more evenhanded.

"The dispute stems from Trinity Western University’s so-called community covenant, which bans sexual intimacy outside of heterosexual marriage and which critics say discriminates against people in the LGBTQ community who are looking to enter the legal profession."

TWU's rules about sexual relations apply to everyone outside of a heterosexual marriage, regardless of their sexual orientation. More straights are affected by the rule than anyone else. However bias in the reporting still remains. This article talks of TWU's "so-called" covenant. That language strongly implies that the covenant is illegitimate, which is untrue.