Colleges & Universities Archives - Page 50 of 51 - MinistryWatch
Most Christian colleges across the country have put classes on hold or announced temporary online learning arrangements while others are offering students fee rebates, having cancelled in-person classes altogether. But some have not yet closed ...
Church Feeds Neighbors, Barna Partners with Arizona Christian, ECFA Gets New President
At Cornell University, where the university abruptly announced on Friday that classes would end that evening, staff and student leaders at Cru sprang into action. Cru, formerly Campus Crusade for Christ, operates on thousands of college campuses worldwide. The team at Cornell focused ...
As the number of confirmed coronavirus cases continues to climb across the country, Christian colleges and universities are formulating responses to limit the spread of what has become a worldwide disease.
First in a Series David Jang’s Un-“Righteous Media” Editor’s Note: Media have been an important part of controversial South Korean religious leader David Jang’s strategy for building the kingdom of heaven on earth. His followers ...
Wheaton College has rescinded the title of professor emeritus from Gilbert Bilezikian after an investigation into the longtime professor of New Testament turned up new allegations of “inappropriate and unprofessional conduct.”
Anyone could see that Montreat would have to close—and soon. But it didn’t. By 2019, after four straight years of growing enrollment, Montreat has 538 traditional undergraduate students on the main campus, up from 385 in 2014.
In the 1970s and 80s, radio personality Casey Kasem would often punctuate his “American Top 40” program with the phrase: “And the hits just keep on coming.” The expression became a catchphrase of the era. ...
On Valentine's Day, former executives from two Jang- affiliated enterprises pleaded guilty to a $35 million money laundering and fraud scheme after long denying any guilt and claiming that their companies were not connected to each other or to Jang.
After 115 years since it was founded, Concordia University – a private Lutheran school in Portland, Ore. – announced Monday (Feb. 10) it will close its doors for good after the spring semester. Some see this latest campus closure as just another example of the growing challenges colleges and universities – especially private ...
