Campus Pride issues list of LGBTQ-friendly colleges

The Campus Pride organization released its 2020 “Best of the Best LGBTQ-Friendly Listing of Colleges and Universities” to commemorate National Coming Out Day and LGBTQ History Month. Among the forty universities and colleges are Princeton University, the Ohio State University, the University of Michigan, and the University of Oregon, to name a few.

Campus Pride also pointed out that it has a Campus Pride Index tool which “provides an invaluable benchmarking tool to assess LGBTQ-inclusion efforts from academics, to student life, to housing, to recruitment and retention activities.” The organization bragged that there “are nearly 400 colleges who have ‘come out’ on the index.” Its press release stated that it works with “over 1400” higher education institutions and that sixty percent of their work “is dedicated to working with colleges in the South, Midwest and campuses within more rural communities.”

It looks like institutions of higher learning, particularly public universities, are bending over backwards to cater to LGBTQ activists. Accuracy in Academia, in the past, has highlighted how public institutions have used taxpayer dollars to advance LGBTQ activist agendas while remaining out of public view and lacking public accountability.

Here are the top forty inclusive campuses for the LGBTQ community, separated by geographical region:

 

Mid-Atlantic Region

Ithaca College

Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey-New Brunswick

University of Maryland, College Park

Lehigh University

Montclair State University

The Pennsylvania State University

University of Pennsylvania

Princeton University

 

Midwest

Kansas State University

Southern Illinois University Carbondale

Indiana University, Bloomington

University of Wisconsin – Eau Claire

University of Wisconsin – Milwaukee

University of Wisconsin – Green Bay

The Ohio State University

Kenyon College

Kent State University

Augsburg College

Macalester College

Purdue University

University of Michigan-Ann Arbor

 

New England

Tufts University

University of Massachusetts, Amherst

University of Vermont

MIT

 

Southeast

Guilford College

Northern Kentucky University

Elon University

University of Kentucky

University of Louisville

 

Southwest

University of Texas at Dallas

Texas Tech University

 

West

University of Washington

University of Oregon

Portland State University

University of Colorado at Boulder

Southern Oregon University

San Diego State University

Washington State University

Harvey Mudd College

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