The University of Utah has recently installed a cry closet.

This is a small booth that you can go inside, cry for about 10 minutes, there's stuffed animals,

and they say it's for students who are stressed out because of finals, but the story is actually

a little bit more complicated than just a safe space at a university. Now a lot of people have

said that college students are being pampered, they're being overly protected, people refer to them

as little snowflakes, because universities are not allowing certain people to come speak,

they're jacking up the security costs for some speaking events, and then we saw the entire free

speech battle last year throughout the United States at various parks and universities where many

speakers were effectively disinvited or forced to cancel their speaking events due to acts of

violence, protest, or administrative bloat. Now the story today is that the University of Utah

in finals week has erected a cry closet, so that students have a place to cry from their stress.

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