THIS Major University Does Something Sickening To ChickIt wasnt long ago that Chick-fil-A faced boycotts after the owners beliefs on gay marriage were revealed to the public. Now, the restaurant chain is facing controversy once again, as Indiana University students just voted to kick it off their campus. According to reports, the Chick-fil-A franchise contract on the IU campus was up for review, and the school made the controversial decision to turn the decision to renew over to students. By a vote of 18-9, the students decided to let the restaurant go. Why? The students felt the chain had incongruent views on LGBT issues and gay marriage. The same meeting also determined that a new gender blind residence hall would be developed specifically for gay, lesbian, bisexual and transgender students. To simply silence one side to prop up another is not building an inclusive community; its building a community as you would like to see it, says Andrew Ireland, one student who voted to keep Chick-fil-A on campus. Why on a campus of thousands of students and faculty, should a body of a couple of dozen individuals decide whether or not people have a choice to shop at Chick-fil-A? adds student Matt Shute, chairman of IUs Conservative Young Americans for Freedom. A university is supposed to support a free medium of ideas. Ireland and Shute are not alone is their protest to the ruling. What do you think of IUs decision to ban the restaurant? 