Ball State University sued for discrimination by anti-abortion group

Published June 18, 2018 6:17pm ET



The Students for Life chapter at Ball State University filed a federal discrimination lawsuit last week against the Indiana-based public institution for refusing funding to their group.

The anti-abortion group had requested that the Student Activity Fee Committee, which is made up of students and administrators, grant $300 for the group’s initiative, “Pregnant on Campus.” The initiative helps students who are pregnant or parenting by giving them information for organizations that can assist them emotionally and financially, or help them with other material needs.

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