Chestnut Hill seeking to know if the way they treat students (and, I would suppose, faculty) can be overseen by the state for fairness and non-discriminatory practice.  I am increasingly concerned by Catholic institutions that employ and serve citizens and their children wanting to operate outside of laws that protect citizens.  It is important that religious groups are not allowed to set up fiefdoms within the U.S. where people can be mistreated.  That is not "religious freedom" for those they purportedly employ and serve.  

Seattle University's Symposium on Homelessness becomes an opportunity for real study of causes and effects of homelessness. This is important work.

Benedictine College and yoga.  Good grief.  Great example of showing students how to shut down their minds and react to the miasma of fear and suspicion of that which is different.  Lost opportunity for shepherding young people through a process of discovery, discernment, and adult decision making.