The WWC is not alone. Boston University has a pro wrestling group, as does Penn State. Calif. Not that a college's promotional literature will mention its pro wrestling organization. Most pro wrestling groups keep their distance from student activities offices. There are a few reasons for this low profile.
Liability is an issue.
Boston University's club was told it would not get school money if members actually wrestled. Penn State's Nittany Wrestling Federation assuaged administrators' concerns by obtaining a promoter's license and having wrestlers sign liability waivers. Its wrestlers, who are muscle-bound jocks compared to the WWC's pudgy novices, train with the pros. WWF wrestler Samu has participated in Nittany events. Liability aside, a pro wrestling club isn't likely to be the highlight of a college tour.