I could think of several things in that venue like an empty trump tower with his name on it.

Obviously, money is unfortunately a significant factor for this guy. If not, the simple solution would that he woul d not want his degree from this place that Can't even summon basic respect for him. Looks like he won't be able to transfer most of his credits.

Actually as the article points out most religious institutions are willing to accept gay students who don't "act on" their "gayness", and I think given that this school's own rules are actually written that way, with some modest legal pushback some pointy-haired boss at the college will back down and they will allow this person to finish out their degree.

It is possible that this student is in a relationship and if that's the case then he probably has no recourse, sadly.

I'm sure the reason he's not just going to another institution is because some or all of his credits aren't transferable, especially after this length of time. That's frequently a problem with religious colleges, their credits are seen as lower quality and some institutions will want you to at least test out of courses where they feel the transferring institution is weak -- if not simply re-take them.

It is a sad story. I still would not wish harm to the bigots or their building. I hope that push back will help them to think differently.