Simmons cancels professor's contract, then escorts him out of his class

It sounds like he was an adjunct teaching one class. Those don't get the level of vetting that someone applying for a tenure track position gets.

Without that kind of vetting, why would you expect Simmons department admins hiring an adjunct to have read a Harvard Crimson article? I work for Hahvahd and I don't read the Crimson; I certainly don't expect people from other schools to do so.

Or if he'll still get paid for the semester since he had already taught a few classes before the enrollment dropped.

That strikes me as the heart of the issue here.

distasteful, course articulations of valid arguments, valid arguments that run counter to opposing ideological beliefs, or irredeemably racist.

Yes, it certainly is hard to interpret something like “over 90% of students at Williams College would not have been admitted if it were not for their “Black’ness” [sic]”. How is it possible that we could ever know what he really meant?

Some of the most damning of the posts made by ‘Field’ [Kane's sockpuppet] discuss “Black Supremacy” in the NBA, the assertion that “over 90% of students at Williams College would not have been admitted if it were not for their “Black’ness” [sic]”, and “question Williams’ condemnation of white supremacist group Identity Evropa without similar condemnation of Black Lives Matter.”

Also,

On the blog, ‘Field’ claimed that there is no need for Williams to have a Women’s Center, noted that, during the author’s time at Williams, he was “widely known as the campus homophobe,” wrote that “‘Sexism in the elite workplace’ is 95% fantasy” and about his distaste for what he calls “crackpot feminist quackery,” made a defense for Williams students who used homophobic slurs, proposed Willams professors should come together to discuss racial differences in IQ, claimed that the reason Williams has had fewer female students as commencement day speakers was because of the biological differences between men and women, challenges the notion that Japanese internment was immoral while linking articles in defense of racial profiling, and says that xenophobia isn’t necessarily a bad thing.

I sure wouldn't want him teaching my kids.

Their official address is 300 The Fenway, they are across the street from the Fens, and they are a member of the Colleges of the Fenway.

Their first building was on St Botolph: https://www.simmons.edu/library/archives/history-e...

Considering that BC started in the South End and BU started on Beacon Hill, had they not all moved, we might never have had Allston Christmas

In Catholic or other mainstream religious schools versus evangelical "hate everyone that isn't cis het white"

Plenty of anons make claims. Most never back up the claims with facts.

And I and plenty of my coworkers went to small liberal arts schools. Of course, since we didn't go to the kind of school where you're going to be flying the colors on College Gameday, I would imagine most people have no idea unless they ask. Have you asked everyone at your company where they went to college, anon?

(also, I'd be curious if your list of "Catholic/Christian universities" includes schools like BC or Notre Dame, which are technically Catholic but cater to a wide variety of students, many (most?) of whom are non-religious.)