The Pope Center’s Jenna Ashley Robinson writes about the ways in which colleges often waste the “health fees” that students have to pay in this essay.
Those fees collect into significant piles of money. Activists are always drawn to such piles and often successfully scheme to make off with some of the money for their pet projects, like “social justice” advocacy. It would be much better to allow students to buy whatever health-related good and services they want or need and not have to pay for stuff they don’t want.