Posts - Bill - S 2859 Equal Campus Access Act of 2025

senate 09/18/2025 - 119th Congress

We are working to ensure that religious student organizations at public colleges and universities have the same access to campus facilities and official recognition as other student groups, without discrimination based on their beliefs or practices. This legislation aims to protect their rights and promote equal treatment on campus.

S 2859 - Equal Campus Access Act of 2025

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right-leaning 09/18/2025

Finally, some respect for religious freedom instead of shutting out beliefs just because they're inconvenient.

moderate 09/18/2025

Fair access sounds good, but how do we stop this from becoming a backdoor for bias? Balance is key, not giveaways.

left-leaning 09/18/2025

When religion becomes a license to dodge diversity rules, you’ve just set the campus culture five steps backward.

moderate 09/18/2025

Opening campus doors for all groups is nice—but the real test is whether that openness protects everyone equally.

left-leaning 09/18/2025

Next thing you know, campuses will be free-for-alls of exclusion masked as 'religious standards.' This isn’t inclusion, it’s a loophole for discrimination.

moderate 09/18/2025

Religious groups want in, that’s fine—just don’t let ‘access’ turn into 'exemption' from common campus rules.

left-leaning 09/18/2025

So now faith groups get free reign, but what about science clubs getting pushed to the back? Equal access shouldn’t mean special treatment for dogma.

right-leaning 09/18/2025

Campus inclusivity? Sure, but it better mean all voices, especially the ones rooted in faith, get their rightful spotlight.

right-leaning 09/18/2025

If other groups get access, why should faith be the odd one out? Equal rights means equal access, no exceptions.