A unique university

Serenity Heights University is a college known for it's unorthodox approach in regards to the atmosphere and culture they build on campus. They'd gotten plenty of flack for it in the past, but their methods of teaching while preserving the health and happiness of the students were effective, and the aptitude of the people who are part of it, in understanding and communicating concepts, earned them some well-deserved acceptance from the world and allowed them to retain their accreditation.

Elements of this new style of not just teaching a course, but structuring the whole of the university, have been adopted in smaller pieces by other colleges, but Serenity Heights was the first and is still the most comprehensive in their methods.

What is this strange, new, and surprisingly effective way of running a school? By making it into a massive ABDL daycare, of course!

Students are expected to wear some form of padding on the rear when they first show up, and are expected to try getting used to padding before their first day. Bathrooms are technically never off-limits, but there are far more changing-tables on campus than toilets, and diapers are far more accessible in this town, with adult diaper companies noticing the strange college's presence, and SHU's own robotics experts even having invented robots designed to change diapers. Faculty members are also known to encourage child-like behaviors in students.

The curriculum of any given class will teach all the materials needed to become successful in your field, but all wrapped up in much more fun and colorful ways of learning it all, and nearly every faculty member has gone through a modified training program based off the requirements to be a legally qualified daycare teacher, all in the interest in preventing stress buildup and promoting fun and wonder, and nurturing a frequently refreshed, curious mind.

It's a fairly large campus, and students love to catch the "train" to their next stop, which rides across campus, transporting students in little cars on a low-profile track as they're pulled along by the front cart, which is decorated to resemble anything from a steam engine to a space shuttle.

So, the only thing that's left to ask is,