Saint Anselm fires a male employee who became a woman, prompting a lawsuit charging gender bias by the religious institution.
Supporters of two clerics at Saint Louis University say they were forced to resign because they were too loyal to students.
For 2d time in a month, a state court undercuts religious college's move toward more independence.
N.J. court says Seton Hall can deny recognition to gay group -- even though the Catholic college's anti-bias rule includes sexual orientation.
The first Jesuit-led new media program gets under way at Fairfield University.
Trustees acknowledge that their fight to stay independent is over and Georgia Baptist Convention will regain control.
For most of American history, small colleges have been "the defining core of postsecondary opportunities" for students, writes Samuel Schuman in Old Main: Small Colleges in Twenty-First Century America, just published by Johns Hopkins University Press.
University is reassuring professors concerned about fundamentalism while also restating its religious mission.
Professors at Catholic colleges attacked for their stances on Schiavo case.
NLRB rejects Carroll's argument that collective bargaining for professors would hurt institution's religious identity.
