Colleges & Universities Archives - Page 25 of 52 - MinistryWatch
The college ministry of the Assemblies of God churches has been criticized for its handling of sexual abuse scandals.
The national director of Chi Alpha, the college ministry branch of the Assemblies of God denomination, has resigned his post.
Some are on shaky ground with the IRS. Here’s what’s happening at the top private Christian universities.
Most of the largest private Christian universities now have some sort of NIL collective, including nonprofits and for-profits, or third-party exchanges serving as official partners with the schools.
Last week, the 9th Circuit heard arguments about why the federal lawsuit over hiring practices should be allowed to continue.
The legal battle over Seattle Pacific University’s commitment to a Biblical view of sexuality and marriage continued before the United States 9th Circuit Court of Appeals last week.
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Grand Canyon University faces the largest fine of its kind ever issued by the U.S. Education Department.
The country’s largest Christian university is being fined $37.7 million by the federal government amid accusations that it misled students about the cost of its graduate programs.
The Christian college in western Michigan takes no federal funds and is not subject to Title IX.
One present and one former Hillsdale College student filed a federal lawsuit alleging the institution failed to adequately investigate their claims of rape and misrepresented how safe they would be on campus.
FCA, The Block Cares, Every Generation Ministries, Children of the Nations, and more.
Ministries Making a Difference: The Block Cares, a nonprofit affiliate of The Block Church in Philadelphia, is connecting with inner-city youth through practical, hands-on projects, such as building a playground for an elementary school.
B.H. Carroll, a seminary offering online classes, will move its headquarters and merge with East Texas Baptist University.
B.H. Carroll Theological Seminary faces big changes in the coming year.
Adam Greenway, who resigned as president of Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary (SWBTS) in September 2022, is reportedly threatening to sue the Texas-based institution for $5 million
Liberty University President Dondi E. Costin, said the school faces an “unprecedented fine” of $34.7 million.
