Rochester native Isaiah Stewart to attend the University of Washington

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?

Norwich University students build tiny house

It may be a way to provide safe, healthy, energy-efficient new housing, and it may benefit vulnerable Vermonters the most.

How the Dominicans are bringing orthodoxy back to academia

The order is challenging the secular consensus at elite universities

13 Questions Every Jewish Student Should Ask Prospective Colleges

A helpful guide for Jewish high school students checking out various universities.

Would It Kill You to Call Your Bubbie?

Hebrew University is well-known for academic excellence and achievements in science, health and economics. Comedy? Not so much — until now.

I Shouldn’t Have to Choose Between My Judaism and My Queerness

My university discriminated against me for being queer. This is why I didn’t leave.

A New Study Finds That Regular Church Attendance Decreases the Risk of Suicide

A new study out of Harvard University found that women who go to church at least once a week have a lower risk of suicide than women who never attend a service.<br>The study looked at more than 89,000 women nurses between the ages of 30 and 55, mostly white and all Catholic or Protestant. The study to

5 Things To Think About Before Buying Your First Home

A few months ago, I was presenting to a group of undergraduate students at Valparaiso University as part of a personal finance workshop series. From discussions with students nearing entry into the workforce, affordable living arrangements were a key consideration for the majority of them. Post college, some planned to live with family, some planned on []

Study uses 311 complaints to track when and where neighborhood conflict emerges

In a new study from New York University using 311 complaint data, researchers tracked when and where New Yorkers complain about their neighbors making noise, blocking driveways, or drinking in public. They found that these complaints -- a defining aspect of urban life -- are more likely to occur in areas sandwiched between two homogenous communities, where the boundaries between different ethnic and racial groups aren't clearly defined.

Programs help build healthy eating habits

Connecticut doctors and health care workers are battling childhood obesity by helping low-income families make healthier food choices, and coaching busy parents on fast but healthy ways to feed their children. [...] when parents work long hours at low-wage jobs, that can contribute to childhood obesity as well, according to health experts, because time-squeezed parents struggle to provide home-cooked meals and family activities. Fair Haven Community…

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?

Why This Christian University Requires All Students To Wear A Fitbit

Questions: On attending a homosexual wedding

From time to time, I have a conversation with someone via email that gets at ideas that I think will be helpful for the broader High Point body. A High Point member recently came to me for advice a…

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

Why Churches Should Excommunicate Longstanding Non-Attenders

Excommunicating someone who has completely stopped attending is, in effect, giving them what they’ve asked for.

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