Recent graduate finds determination in disability
June 15, 2006
Unlike most students at Southeastern College at Wake Forest in North Carolina, Daniel Ritchie takes notes in class by writing with his feet. That’s also
State Baptist colleges part of widespread spike in evangelical school applications
June 15, 2006
Alabama’s three Baptist colleges are among evangelical Christian colleges across the nation that are attracting record numbers of applications this year. It’s a trend that
Loyola cuts programs after Katrina devastation
June 8, 2006
NEW ORLEANS — Loyola University’s board of trustees has approved a major restructuring plan in the wake of Hurricane Katrina, cutting a host of degree
Samford grads hear final message from Corts as president
June 8, 2006
Retiring President Thomas E. Corts stressed the importance of “authenticity” to members of the Samford University graduating class May 20. He addressed the class in
State’s Baptist schools take students, classes overseas for studies, missions
June 8, 2006
Thomas Wilson, chair of the biology department at Judson College in Marion, was not satisfied to just show his students pictures of Costa Rica. He
Kentucky Baptist board affirms dismissal of gay student
June 1, 2006
BAGDAD, Ky. — Members of the Kentucky Baptist Convention Mission Board have voted to affirm the decision by the University of the Cumberlands in Williamsburg,
Tennessee Baptists likely to sue Belmont for control
May 25, 2006
Tennessee Baptists voted May 9 to reject an offer of $5 million from Nashville’s Belmont University that would have given the school power to elect
New Orleans Seminary marks return to campus
May 25, 2006
NEW ORLEANS — After almost eight months away, New Orleans Baptist Theological Seminary closed its temporary administrative offices in Atlanta and returned home to New
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