Religious Colleges

Obama administration won't require religious colleges' insurance plans to cover contraception, but officials outline another way to give employees access.

A gathering of presidents from more conservative Christian colleges discusses what to do about controversies surrounding gay and lesbian students.

With declining numbers of priests and nuns serving as presidents, the trustee role needs to change, Catholic college leaders are told.

After a faculty campaign, university calls off a class on applying the Bible to business.

In an era of supposed vocationalism, the technology internship program at one large food company in Nebraska seeks out biologists, journalists and marketers.

Years after a court case gave a state Baptist convention more control over Shorter U., it is moving to become more "intentionally Christian" -- in part by defining who may not work there.

Louisville seminary, concerned about debt burden for graduates entering low-paying fields, will give full scholarships to all master's students by 2015.