Calvin University was founded in 1876 by the Christian Reformed Church in North America, in Grand Rapids, Michigan, as a seminary. It currently has 3,200 students and over 300 academic staff.

College of the Ozarks, in Point Lookout, Missouri, is a nondenominational Christian school founded in 1906. It has an undergraduate student body of 1,400, with 30 different academic majors.

Benedictine College ranked No. 8 on the 2024 U.S. News and World Report list of top colleges in the Midwest region and is recognized for its strong Catholic identity by the Cardinal Newman Society ...

Harvard, Princeton, Yale, and many other universities were founded explicitly as Protestant Christian institutions, only to devolve over time into something else. So, in the latter half of the ...

A report showed that nearly 70% of enforcement actions executed by the Biden administration’s Education Department targeted faith-based and career schools.

Amid heated anti-Israel protests and a rise in antisemitism, the presidents of two Christian universities penned a joint letter extending an open invitation to Jewish students to enroll at their ...

Reflecting on his nearly four decades in Christian higher education, sociologist John W. Hawthorne worries Christian universities make too many decisions out of fear. “Christian universities, much ...