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Grand Canyon University Clears Key Hurdle to Open Christian Law School Next Fall
Brian Mueller, the university’s president, said it’s important that future lawyers understand how the Bible “undergirds” American society.
Hegseth: Hillsdale, Liberty, LSU, Miss. State, Tuskegee Will Develop Cadet Corps
The defense secretary criticized Ivy League and liberal arts institutions as “anti-American, DEI-worshipping woke factories” while announcing partnerships with five universities.
Private Minn. University to Receive $82M for Low-Income, First-Gen Programs
The gift will boost student scholarships and fund centers for first-generation students and leadership.
Asbury Will Stop Taking Federal Loans
The change is mission-driven, according to the seminary’s president. It comes as a federal earnings test turns up the heat on theological colleges, which train their students to enter largely low-paying, service-oriented jobs.
Arkansas Baptist College Board Terminates President
A Green Mountain College Resurrection?
An evangelist wants to reopen a closed campus in rural Vermont. But the finances and strategy are unclear, and his prior attempt at running a college raises questions.
Pressures Mount at Cash-Strapped Clinton College
Clinton College is struggling to pay and retain employees and facing pressure from the state and its accreditor amid severe financial issues. The start of the fall semester is weeks away.
An Enrollment Reprieve for Rabbinical Schools
For years, major rabbinical schools saw head counts dwindle. Now some are welcoming large incoming classes after creating new pipelines to the rabbinate.