Colleges & Universities Archives - Page 40 of 51 - MinistryWatch
Calvin University, the prominent Christian school in Grand Rapids, Michigan, has received a $15 million gift to establish a school of health.
Regent University Touts #1 Rating, But What Does It Mean?
Deciding which college children will attend is one of the biggest decisions families make, but God help those families who rely on a growing number of competing college rankings, which use a variety of complex ...
Ninety-seven of the MinistryWatch 1000 have headquarters in Texas. Together, they bring in revenue totaling more than $3.1 billion.
Many Christian colleges are forgoing COVID-19 vaccine mandates as in-person classes resume this month, in stark contrast to the hundreds of other private colleges and public universities implementing vaccine mandates and even imposing fines or ...
A Tennessee Baptist school has canceled a contract to host an anti-masking, anti-critical race theory event featuring controversial pastor Greg Locke.
Last week, The Roys Report found that Pennsylvania’s Lancaster Bible College has awarded honorary degrees to its own trustees since 2014, despite state regulations discouraging the practice.
Ten people in all have come forward with allegations of sexual abuse against a volunteer leader in the Anglican Church in North America.
Ten people in all have come forward with allegations of sexual abuse against a volunteer leader in the Anglican Church in North America.
12 anonymous women filed suit Tuesday in the U.S. District Court
A new lawsuit against Liberty University claims the Lynchburg, Virginia-based evangelical Christian school has “intentionally created a campus environment” that makes sexual assaults and rapes more likely to occur.
A federal appeals court has upheld a 2019 ruling against the University of Iowa, affirming that the university discriminated against a Christian club by stripping it and dozens of other religious clubs of their registered ...
A group of alumni and staff of Gordon Conwell Theological Seminary and other regional clergy are expressing concern that the school decided not to renew the contract of its sole Black full professor.
