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Comment on ‘Difficult to ignore’: Catholic university is ‘grateful’ for students’ anti-porn resolution by Mark Miles
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Comments for The College Fix
Student government representatives at the elite Catholic University of America recently voted to ban hundreds of pornographic websites from the school’s WiFi networks.
“While resolutions of the SGA are not binding on the administration, it is difficult to ignore the firm stance against pornography made by our student body,” campus spokeswoman Karna Lozoya told The College Fix.
“[T]he student resolution made a convincing argument that banning porn on the University network sends the right message to our student body.
No decision has been made on the ban, but the University is grateful to the SGA for bringing to our attention their desire that we ban pornography on the University network,” Lozoya added.
Earlier this year students at both Georgetown University and the University of Notre Dame called upon their schools to censor porn on their respective university networks.
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