And let's drill down a bit into the TWU requirement that LGBT must be celibate even within marriage.  The point, of course, is that TWU's evangelical religion does not recognize any marriage except one between a man and a woman, based on their belief that sexual intimacy is fundamentally for the purpose of procreation.  They do not accept a legal marriage of LGBT as a marriage.  Relevant too is that TWU requires students to live on campus for the first couple years unless they're married, which means LGBT students who are legally married could not even live with their spouses.  So it is precisely true that the covenant requires students to endorse and act in accordance with the religious views of TWU, especially their religious views on marriage, as a condition of attending the school.  Sure they accept LGBT students, but only if those students endorse TWU's religious views and consequently give up equality rights like the right to be married.