Luxury college dorm décor has become all the rage in back-to-school TikTok videos boasting designer remakes of the old school bed-in-a-bag, showcased recently in a Washington Post feature. While most parents are complaining about tuition increases, others are raising their own college costs with top-to-bottom dorm room makeovers. One enterprising mom of an incoming University of Georgia freshman proudly tours her million-plus viewers through a frilly double that leaves no room for a lipstick smudge. If this style is a taste of home, then comfort her daughter will find. Otherwise, it could be a shock when mom returns to campus for parents’ weekend, only to find Starbucks stains on the lily-white sofa and dirty running clothes tossed on the bed.
What this focus on the frill doesn’t tell you is the reality of what some college girls are confronting as they prepare to move into their college dormitories. As an advisor for Concerned Women for America, which focuses on protecting the rights and dignity of women and girls on the basis of our female sex, I was contacted last week about a case that exposes the underbelly of today’s college dorm experiences…
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