Hudson University is where sociopath Nicole Wallace from Law & Order: Criminal Intent begins her encounters with Detective Goren.
In Law & Order: Criminal Intent's "Yesterday," the naive partner to a serial killer, Ricky, went to Hudson University.
A suspect in Castle's "In Plane Sight" is enrolled at Hudson University. He isn't the villain at least!
Castle gives us another professor at Hudson who isn't a villain. In fact, he's the victim. But his wife is, ah, not entirely non-psychotic ("Head Case").
Two (unintentional) villains from Castle attended Hudson University: the leader of a Takeover Wall Street movement and an ambitious reporter. ("47 Seconds").
In Blue Bloods' "Parenthood," students at Hudson University get arrested when they protest tuition hikes. The incident leads to a debate over whether the students should be charged with felonies.
Also from Blue Bloods, the episode "Secret Arrangements" focuses on a Hudson professor who participated in a prostitute ring that masqueraded as a "scholarship" program.
And Blue Bloods produces the AOC-like "Hudson Professor" who appears in Season 9. Frank calls her out for applying "Ivory Tower" techniques/theories to real world situations. The result is nobody gets heard; the group's point is lost to the "disruption."
In fact, Blue Bloods presents an episode where Hudson University authorities "lose" evidence regarding a possible rape on campus rather than contacting the police, all to protect the college's reputation.
It obviously doesn't work. Hudson University is a simply terrible place to go to school!
(Though it does have a great name--kudos to the writer who invented it.)
According to Brennan, after she encounters numerous dumb college students who behave stupidly regarding non-safe sex, "Atlantic State University" in Bones may be a contender for terrible place to send one's kid.
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It was probably better when Robin, the Boy Wonder was its protector:
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