christian universities

New York City-based Christian liberal arts school The King's College is facing the possibility of shuttering.

Washington state’s attorney general is violating the religious freedoms of a Seattle Christian university by seeking to force it to hire individuals who disagree with the school’s statement on Scripture and sexuality, the university alleges in a new federal lawsuit.

Seattle Pacific University graduates protested the university’s hiring policy during their commencement ceremony on Sunday, handing the interim president rainbow pride flags instead of shaking his hand.

Last May, Gerson Moreno-Riaño was appointed as the 12th president of Cornerstone University, a small, Christian liberal arts school in Grand Rapids, Michigan. The day before his formal installation in October, Cornerstone’s faculty voted no confidence in his ability to lead as president, citing a culture of “fear and suspicion” and the last-minute departures of at least eight faculty and staff. Before working at Cornerstone, Moreno-Riaño served as Regent University's executive vice president. Now, several former Regent employees are calling the pattern at Cornerstone eerily familiar.

The faculty at Seattle Pacific University, a Christian institution, issued a vote of “no confidence” this week in its board of trustees after the latter stood by the school’s hiring practice and affirmed the biblical teaching on sexuality.

Liberty University has just welcomed former Secretary of State Mike Pompeo as the senior advisor for its Standing for Freedom Center.

Liberty University has appointed Jerry Prevo as its acting president during Jerry Falwell, Jr.'s indefinite leave of absence.