Students looking into college often want a place that matches their beliefs. This is very true for Christian higher education. Here, strong conservative values shape learning. In the U.S., Christian colleges show a wide range …
Many faith-based voters, including over 32 million self-identified Christians who regularly attend church, will likely abstain from voting in the 2024 presidential election. Research from Arizona Christian University’s Cultural Research Center, led by evangelical pollster …
The United Methodist Church (UMC) in Liberia is currently grappling with internal discord over same-sex marriage. The global UMC, based in the U.S., voted to remove a long-standing condemnation of homosexuality from its governing document, …
“Can I go to a Christian college if I’m not Christian?” This question is common among students who value the high academic standards of Christian colleges. Yet, they do not share the same religious views. …
The United States is home to Catholic schools known for blending learning with spiritual growth. These colleges are welcoming to all, whether you’re Catholic or not. Notre Dame is well-known, but there are many colleges …
Students often face a critical choice between higher education and personal beliefs. This decision is important. When looking at catholic colleges vs public, there’s a lot to think about. It’s about more than academics; it’s …
We are now in the home stretch of our deep dive into Project 2025 and our attempt to understand, to the fullest extent, the conservative blueprint for the most radical transformation of the United States …
For over a thousand years, Catholic colleges have been key in blending education with faith. These places, backed by Pope John Paul II’s Ex Corde Ecclesiae, mix faith-based education with tough academics. Following St. Elizabeth …
A Christian college’s quest for knowledge is unique. It goes beyond just learning facts and theories. It aims to blend faith deeply with education. When students ask what is the purpose of a Christian college, …
The higher education landscape is always changing. Catholic universities have become a place where different beliefs come together. Families with diverse religious backgrounds often wonder: can I go to a catholic college if I’m not …