Administrator at Belmont University is out of a job after his political artwork gets attention.
Inspired by long-lost document, Tennessee Baptists reject plan for independence; fight looms and could spread to other colleges.
Reviews by AAUP question treatment of professors at Greenville College and New Mexico Highlands University.
Presidents, rabbis, activists and students gather to consider matters of faith and headline-grabbing controversies.
Speaker at St. Thomas calls use of the pill "selfish," prompting some shocked students to walk out on their own graduation.
U.S. appeals court ruling narrows an exception giving them broad latitude in labor decisions governing "ministerial" employees.
Adjunct professor at Brigham Young loses his job for publicly contradicting views of church leaders.
Catholic university known for welcoming people of other faiths confronts Protestant divisions.
Federal panel reverses earlier ruling and upholds Gannon University's right under U.S. law to change a former minister's duties.
President who left in 1969 had been told by police that he had 24 hours to leave town or face arrest over abuse allegations.
