Colleges and Universities

A new account of faith in higher education adds some neglected themes to more familiar story lines.

District court: “The First Amendment does not have a bedtime of 10:00 p.m.”

As a professor, I know you’re under pressure. Let me share what I’ve learned in 20 years in the classroom.

Two days after the conservative activist was fatally shot, authorities apprehend a 22-year-old Utah man.

The church has an old antithesis to our fearful, spiteful culture: discipleship.

As the graduate of a defunct school, I know what isn’t lost.

As an early-career educator, I was growing discouraged in the classroom. Then a small Christian college showed me a new way to teach.

After discovering some students using AI chatbots to write their midterms, I switched to an oral exam—and an explanation of virtue.

Doing so might help them survive an era of school closures, but at what cost to the mission they profess?