A campaign to educate campuses about COVID-19 vaccination shifts from persuading the hesitant to making it easier for the willing.

Participating in interfaith work at the Ivy League university is a help not a hindrance to the exclusivist claims of Christian faith.

InterVarsity study of Christians at secular schools shows most feel welcome and want to “pursue the common good together.”

“We are hard-pressed to find a clearer example of viewpoint discrimination.”

As students report high levels of anxiety and isolation in a new InterVarsity survey, ministry leaders look to small groups to provide community for Gen Z.

Within the parachurch ministry, critics allege its recent approach to diversity has relied on critical race theory and resulted in “mission drift.”

UPDATE: University’s nondiscrimination policy unconstitutionally discriminated against the campus ministry.

Gordon College loses fight over “ministerial exception” to employment law, but may appeal.

CCCU Young Alumni Award winner discusses how diversity in medicine improves care for the most vulnerable.

With new campus covenants, dozens of evangelical schools are extending calls to “love your neighbor” to apply to a range of coronavirus safeguards.