Colleges & Seminaries

Former CCU Campus to Become a Charter School Site

The longtime site of now-closed Cincinnati Christian University is changing hands. CCU’s 54-acre campus has been sold to IDEA Public Schools, a Texas company that operates 120 schools…

KCU Plans Cane Ridge Tour (Plus News Briefs)

Kentucky Christian University plans to host a celebration at Cane Ridge (near Paris, Ky.) on the 220th anniversary of the Cane Ridge Revival this August.

Johnson U. Royals Win Men’s Basketball National Title

The Johnson University Royals claimed the Knoxville, Tenn., school’s first-ever national championship Saturday when the men’s basketball team defeated Arlington (Texas) Baptist University 95-74. The 2021 NCCAA DII…

Milligan Names Incoming Athletic Director (Plus News Briefs)

Christian Pope will take over as athletic director of Milligan University following the upcoming Aug. 1 retirement of longtime administrator Mark Fox. (Plus briefs from churches in Georgia,…

Ozark Adds 10 More Free Bible ‘Classes’ to NextLevel Online

Ozark Christian College's NextLevel Online Bible and Ministry series now features 34 topics. The 290 individual videos —all of them free—have been viewed more than 300,000 times.

KCU Worship Professor Jamie Coates Passes Away (Plus News Briefs)

Dr. Jamie Coates, 52, assistant professor of worship at Kentucky Christian University and director of the KCU Worship Collective, died Feb. 20 at the Community Hospice Care Center…

Christian College Athletic Departments Stressing Faith and Sports

How the Pandemic Impacted Christian Colleges

The COVID-19 pandemic had a devastating financial effect on many small businesses and nonprofit organizations in 2020. But Christian colleges and universities fared relatively well, due in large…

MACU’s Heritage Hall Undergoes Partial Demolition

Recent MACU Grad Named N.C. Student Teacher of the Year

MACU to Help Train Rwandan Ministers (Plus News Briefs)

Three Colleges Adjust Schedules Due to COVID-19

Christian Colleges Facing ‘The Perfect Storm’

CCCB Resumes In-Person Classes after COVID-19 Cases Subside

Canadian Christian Colleges Find Unique Solutions to Disparate Challenges