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After Obergefell
Julia K. Stronks doesn't think the Supreme Court decision on same-sex marriage will create legal threats for Christian colleges. But she thinks it's time for many Christian colleges to change anyway.
Debt Forgiveness and Liquidation
Corinthian case moves through bankruptcy court, as feds try to spread word about debt relief to thousands of former students and Corinthian tries to sell assets ranging from campuses to typewriters.
Still Out of a Job
Northwest Nazarene stands behind elimination of job of tenured theologian, but will let him teach part-time for a few years. His supporters believe he is being punished for views on evolution and other issues.
The Supreme Court Ruling and Christian Colleges
Some experts see threat to tax-exempt status of institutions if they continue to bar same-sex relationships.
Mismatching Measures
Indiana's Ivy Tech Community College is working to hold onto federal workforce development dollars as the state now uses graduation rates as an accountability measure, which the college feels is unfair.
Degree on Their Own Time
A women's college is phasing out a weekend college that was once key to serving adult students -- and replacing it with a hybrid program.
'In the Face of Inequality'
Author discusses new book about how historically black colleges have responded to discrimination, economic challenges and more.
Monks Seek Shared Governance
Trustees at Benedictine University refused to let the monks who founded the university participate in a recent presidential search. Monks are suing, saying they're being improperly shut out of university affairs.