Spokane, Wash., Mar 3, 2005 / 22:00 pm
A distinguished law professor at UNC-Wilmington recently wrote the president of the Jesuit-run Gonzaga University in Spokane, Wash., pointing out that the school’s policies discriminate against Christian students.
Mike Adams, a vocal critic of the diversity movement in academia, said the Catholic university’s treatment of Christian students is “deplorable.”
In a letter to Gonzaga University president Fr. Robert Spitzer, SJ, published in Heritage Townhall.com, Adams pointed out that the only two Christian clubs recently formed at the law school—the Christian pro-life group and the Christian Legal Society—have been refused official recognition, and their promotional signs have been regularly defaced.
Adams said he had received a letter from two third-year law students at Gonzaga University, who said they had experienced first-hand the school’s trampling of the rights of Christian students.