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How the love of a child led to a Bible collection for the ages
LaSalle University is home to some of the rarest Bibles in the world
How to Avoid An “Atheist Ambush” in University
Why won’t we do what it takes to respond to the challenges facing our own Christian family?
Would a university really be allowed to go bust?
There are reports of universities facing bankruptcy but would ministers let them go out of business?
Study: How Do Donors Want Charities to Approach Them?
"How do donors want charities to approach them?" is question at the heart of new research by the Plymouth University Centre for Sustainable Philanthropy.
Why university fundraising must embrace technology and adopt smarter strategies
As colleges and universities face challenges like declining enrollment, depressed student retention, and mounting student debt, higher education’s leaders must find a new mix of funding to achieve sustainability, let alone to expand and invest.
Why This Christian University Requires All Students To Wear A Fitbit
2 Universities Start Research Efforts to Study Diversity and Philanthropy
The new projects at Indiana and Grand Valley State universities seek to provide more research and insights about how charities and foundations can be become more inclusive.
Why Being a University President Isn’t a Stable Job Anymore
Their resignations, once rare, have seemingly become a frequent occurrence.
How Anchor Institutions like Hospitals and Universities Can Help Cities
They've got a permanent presence—and great hiring and purchasing potential.
Should Universities Take Political Stands?
In theory, institutions stay out of political and cultural debates. But that’s never been true.
Why authoritarian regimes attack independent universities
The fates of democracy and institutions of higher learning are intertwined.
Why Elite Universities Must Not Let Themselves Become Liberal Echo Chambers
"It is in hiding that bad ideas fester, and return stronger than before. Ideas can only be defeated out in the open, by better ideas."
How University Neighborhood Partners helps west side leaders
Deep listening is used by one west side Salt Lake organization to cultivate homegrown solutions to everything from mental health to teaching coding to kids.
How Higher Education Became a Pawn in the Partisan Forever War
State university systems have historically avoided getting dragged into politicized battles. No more.
Will new powers to regulate third level erode autonomy of universities?
Government insists moves will simply place key functions on a legal footing
