Religious colleges

Boston College adds Catholic imagery to all teaching spaces -- to the consternation of some professors.

An evangelical college tries to define faculty rights to free inquiry in a way that celebrates its institutional mission.

Social justice matters get a fair amount of attention at colleges these days, often in the form of service learning or extracurricular activities. But at one Roman Catholic liberal arts college near Philadelphia, the very core of a new curriculum foregrounds the fact that justice does matter.

At Neumann College, which has a chaplain for each team, sports and spirituality blend.

When bishops and college presidents don't get along, things can get very complicated for those leading Catholic colleges.

Some professors want to know why a religious college in Georgia is preparing for faculty cuts while adding significantly to athletics spending.

As College Democrats fight for recognition at Liberty U., other liberal student groups maintain peaceful relationships at traditionally conservative institutions -- and so do conservative counterparts at more liberal institutions.

The financial climate is prompting many theological schools -- small, endowment-dependent institutions, many of them -- to consider mergers and other new ways of doing business.

Grand Canyon was the first college to call itself Christian and for-profit, Crichton will be the next -- but likely not the last.

Belmont Abbey College, a Roman Catholic institution, discriminated against employees by denying health care coverage for contraception, federal agency finds.