in a rented building at the intersection of via Prenestina and via Longoni. Domenico Formica, one of the first students, described the entrance tests saying that they were the same but the subjects were weighted differently depending on the faculty. For those who wanted to attend engineering, mathematics and physics had a greater weight, while for those who strived to become doctors biology was the most important subject. The engineering lessons, at least for the first period, took place in a building that housed a warehouse of appliances. Despite the difficult beginning, the Faculty of Engineering had important developments such as the collaboration with the Scuola Superiore Sant'Anna in Pisa and the arrival of promising researchers such as Eugenio Guglielmelli and Loredana Zollo. Controversies The Campus, particularly its School of Specialization in Obstetrics and Gynecology, is under attack by AMICA (Association of Italian Doctors of Contraception and Abortion), the Luca Coscioni Association and the UAAR because it prohibits in its classrooms, having written it in its statutes (in the part called: Charter of Purposes), the teaching of the practice of abortion (as well as that of euthanasia, sterilization and artificial insemination), thus, in fact, imposing an institute conscientious objection, therefore no longer personal, against abortion on the trainees/graduates, in violation of the law on the subject. The aforementioned associations are asking the ministerial and university authorities, by appeal, that this campus therefore have its ministerial accreditation for the school of obstetrics and gynecology revoked. Notes References Andronico G., Borghi L., Sotto Questo Cielo. Appunti e ricordi sui primi anni dell’Università Campus Bio-medico di Roma,Roma, Edizione Università Campus Bio-Medico di Roma, Roma 2018 Lettere dal Campus “Alberto Sordi regala un terreno per un nuovo ospedale”, Il Messaggero,27 agosto 1991 Escrivà,Josemaria,Colloqui,Edizioni Ares,Milano 1987 Universities and colleges in Rome Universities established in the 1990s Educational institutions established in 1993