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Anti-Gay Bias or Academic Freedom?
Is it legitimate for a college course to describe homosexuality as deviance along lines of drug use or prostitution?
Catholic College, Interfaith Identity
DePaul has gone further than most of its peers to embrace interfaith cooperation, which the college considers to be part of its Catholic mission.
Presidents, But Not Pastors
Relatively few Christian colleges are still led by presidents who are also ministers. Two colleges recently hired their first leaders who haven't previously led a church.
Ministers With MBAs
The seminary at North Park University, a Christian college in Chicago, is encouraging its students to pursue business degrees in addition to their theological studies.
A Residency Program for Lawyers
Arizona State University plans to create a nonprofit law firm to hire and train some of its recent graduates.
How Catholic?
Several colleges have seen heightened tensions in recent months over how much church teachings should dictate college policies.
Atheist, on a Religious Campus
Interfaith activists say some religious campuses are becoming more welcoming to atheist students, but there's still room for improvement.
A Church and Arizona State
Arizona State and the University of Mary partner to offer theology classes, earning wide support but also prompting questions about the separation of church and state.