A New Jersey school district has settled a Moms for Liberty lawsuit by agreeing never to readopt a gender identity policy that let staff keep students’ transitions secret from parents.
Grand Canyon University (GCU) has received unanimous approval for its new law school, a key step as the Christian institution seeks to teach the next generation of lawyers about the relationship between Christian values and the rule of law.
Southeastern Baptist Theological Seminary has installed Scott Pace as their seventh president, with the new leader stressing the need for graduates who are not “detached from reality.”
A Washington state school district has apologized to a Christian nonprofit that oversees off-campus religious instruction for public school students for restricting the group’s activities.
Five independent colleges announced Tuesday that they have joined as founding members of the National Association for Academic Excellence, a new U.S. institutional accreditor for colleges and universities that aims to provide an affirming place for faith-based institutions.
A Christian teacher in northeast England is suing the school that dismissed her, alleging it discriminated against her faith after she gave a pro-life answer when a student asked her about abortion.
I believe Christian parents make a terrible mistake when they turn their children over to the state for education for the majority of their formative years.
The share of American adults who say a college education is “very important” has reached its lowest level in 48 years and is even lower among men, Republicans, white adults and non-college graduates, according to a new Gallup study.
Here are five highlights from the past week, including a new determination on the number of refugees that will be admitted to the United States and the withdrawal of the remaining U.S. troops from Iraq.
Asbury Theological Seminary is pulling out of the federal student loan program, becoming one of the first prominent seminaries to do so, citing a desire to reduce student debt and concerns that a hostile future administration could use federal funding against the school.
