It’s getting harder and harder to find a college campus where the Admiral of the Ocean Sea can be indigenous. This year, “On Columbus Day, a 25-year old statue of the holiday’s namesake found a new home on the campus of Thomas Aquinas College,” the college proudly announced.

It had actually been on another California college campus, but one in which the administrators were a bit less risk averse when it comes to political correctness. The statue of Christopher Columbus was a gift from businessman Robert Barbera, who sits on TAC’s board of governors.