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Supreme Court hears 'monumental' student speech case over profanity-laced Snapchat post
The U.S. Supreme Court heard oral arguments in a free speech case involving a Pennsylvania high school student who was kicked off her cheerleading team over a profanity-laced Snapchat message, a case advocates say has free speech implications for all students.
NY university suspends conservative student who criticized transgender ideology
A student at State University of New York Geneseo claims he was suspended from the education program for his conservative Instagram posts regarding gender and leftist ideologies.
HuffPost blaming Christian curriculum for Capitol riots is slanderous
Linking terrorism to Christian education and its biblical worldview being communicated is grossly misleading.
Pressure leads to Christian college president turnover, school heads say
In the last three years, 38 Christian college presidents have left their jobs, according to statistics from the Council for Christian Colleges and Universities.
Study: 88% of colleges, universities restrict free speech in some form
A new study from the Foundation for Individual Rights in Education has found that 88% of American universities restrict free speech in some form.
Small Christian colleges set attendance records despite pandemic
Five of the 10 Church of Christ-affiliated universities have record enrollments this fall, as do several other primarily undergraduate U.S. schools emphasizing on-campus instruction while upholding biblical inerrancy.
Catholic student reinstated as FSU Senate president in student court First Amendment victory
Florida State University student Jack Denton has been reinstated as student Senate president after being ousted for sharing his beliefs on transgenderism and abortion.
A new trend? Christian colleges, universities lowering, freezing tuition prices
In recent times, multiple private Christian colleges and universities have garnered headlines for decisions to either freeze or reduce tuition costs for students.
Kentucky school under fire for allowing student-led prayer at graduation ceremonies
A school superintendent in Kentucky has clarified that his school district will not stop students from praying at graduation ceremonies following a complaint from the Freedom From Religion Foundation, a prominent atheist group advocating for a strict separation of church and state.
Tenn. school district settles lawsuit with ACLU, agrees to stop 'imposing religion on students'
A school district in Tennessee has agreed to an injunction requiring district officials to cut back on religious expression during the school day and at sporting events.
Christian orgs praise new DOE regulation to defund universities that violate faith groups’ rights
InterVarsity Christian Fellowship and other faith-based student groups are praising a Department of Education final rule issued Wednesday that they say will protect campus student organizations’ rights to choose leaders who share their religious beliefs.
Parents and guardians: As online school begins, beware of media consumption
According to a 2018 report published by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), children ages eight to 10 spend approximately six hours per day consuming media.
3 things to know about Trump's plan for reopening schools
During a White House press briefing last Thursday, President Donald Trump laid out his vision for the reopening of public schools in America following the coronavirus lockdowns.
Calvin U receives $11M gift to deepen commitment to Reformed perspective
Calvin University, a Christian liberal arts school and seminary based in Michigan, has received an $11 million gift that will be used to help strengthen the faculty members' understanding and integration of Reformed Christianity.
Talking to your children about racial injustice
While the racist events over the past four months have grieved many in our nation, we cannot fail to realize that our children are watching.
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