Enrollment numbers, financial challenges, and the pandemic spelled the end.

Evangelical schools are growing, but there are questions about the costs.

Christian students aren’t afraid to ask questions and continue to seek the “still, small voice” of the Spirit.

Facing enrollment declines, the Illinois university ends in-person and residential learning, except for Trinity Evangelical Divinity School and its law school in California.

Why I’m hopeful about the revival breaking out in our chapel and its implications for the campus and beyond.

AI Apps like ChatGPT are a wake-up call to redefine the holistic nature of education.

State judge says the school’s legal strategy was a mistake.

With $5 million from Lilly Endowment, three Los Angeles institutions “got ambitious.”

John Markley says he raised concerns about fraudulent management, enrollment rate misrepresentation, and “compensation schemes.”

And other news briefs from Christians around the world.