Government Rollbacks Trigger Visa Crisis for International Students A federal immigration crackdown has upended legal status for thousands of international students, many attending small Christian colleges. In late April, the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) …
Duke Divinity’s Psalms Project Halted by NEH Funding Cuts Duke Divinity School’s ambitious project to create the first eclectic scholarly edition of the Psalms has been abruptly canceled. Professors Brent Strawn and Drew Longacre had …
Hundreds of college presidents and officials have signed a letter condemning what they call “unprecedented government overreach” under the Trump administration. Released by the American Association of Colleges and Universities (AAC&U), the letter argues that …
For the first time in over 40 years, a new Christian medical school granting degrees in medicine has opened in the U.S. Belmont University’s Thomas F. Frist, Jr. College of Medicine in Nashville welcomed its …
Thousands of Prospective Students Affected Christian institution Lee University faces a class action lawsuit after a significant data breach compromised sensitive personal information. Filed by Michael Harris, a North Carolina resident and prospective student, the …
Lucy Kajidori, leader of the International Council of Evangelical Theological Education’s (ICETE) Impact Team on Children and Families, advocates for a systemic change in theological education. In an interview with Christian Daily International, she emphasized the …
SAU’s Accreditation Appeal Rejected by SACSCOC Saint Augustine’s University (SAU), a historically Black university in North Carolina affiliated with The Episcopal Church, has lost its accreditation once again. The Southern Association of Colleges and Schools …
Religious Leaders Unite for Public Education Faith leaders from across Texas gathered at First Baptist Church in Austin on March 4 before heading to the Texas Capitol. Their shared mission is to advocate for public …
A federal judge has ruled that Darren Patterson Christian Academy (DPCA), a private religious school in Colorado, cannot be excluded from the state’s Universal Preschool Program despite its hiring policy of only employing Christians. U.S. …
Catholic schools in the U.S. once relied heavily on nuns as educators, but their presence has dramatically declined. In 1920, 92% of Catholic school teachers were religious, but by 2024, nuns comprised only 1.5% of …