TWU's coercion of students into signing a covenant to surrender or suspend their freedom to express their sexual orientation and be free from discrimination is, I believe, unlawful. 

Particularly repellent is that, if allowed, what other fundamental freedoms could TWU demand that students surrender? Why stop at rejecting LGBTQ students? Could TWU not claim their religious freedoms include the right to reject Jews, Muslims, Blacks, the 'disabled', foreigners, etc., etc.? If allowed, TWU could (and likely would) decide that their religious freedoms include the right to exclude pretty much any group they don't like. 'Religious rights' must not become a smokescreen for bigotry.  

Individuals have the right to their religious beliefs and to live their lives in accordance with their chosen religion. Those rights, however, are individual, not 'institutional', and cannot be allowed to impede the rights and freedoms of others. There is no 'ranking' of rights and freedoms in our constitution.