Pavlo Rybaruk earned a master's degree in Appalachian Studies. He used his knowledge in fighting to help people in his ...

Nalin Haley waded into what had largely been seen as a moment of clarity and restraint from Vivek Ramaswamy — and quickly turned it into a fresh round of religious sparring. The Ohio gubernatorial ...

Naropa University in Boulder will soon offer an online Bachelor of Arts degree in Political and Justice Studies, an addition ...

Eastern Orthodoxy in the U.S. is experiencing a surge in converts, partly due to online content. The Very Rev. Andreas Blom encourages new members to engage in-person once they join Holy ...

Stop me if you’ve heard this one: a state is trying to exclude religious schools from an otherwise generally available education program. It feels like every couple years the Supreme Court has to go ...

A quiet revolution is underway in academia, reshaping how the world understands itself. After decades of Western dominance, area studies programs have declined across the United Kingdom, Australia, ...

TikTok videos from devout Christians started popping up in September. They explained that the rapture would soon be happening, and what we should do to prepare when the lucky few are inevitably chosen ...

Oldham County Schools will not allow a religious education program to provide Bible study during school hours. During a special meeting on Oct. 8, the Oldham County Board of Education unanimously ...

A federal appeals court sided with Colorado in a closely watched case over whether religious preschools must follow the state’s nondiscrimination rules in order to receive public funds for universal ...

The Rev. Robert Gibbs, a retired United Methodist Church administrator, built on his father's legacy as a way of building on another: the development of future Christian ministers at Bethune-Cookman ...

This is read by an automated voice. Please report any issues or inconsistencies here. The most important religious revolution of our time isn’t happening in mosques or churches. It’s happening on ...

On Wednesday afternoon, Russell T. McCutcheon had a Zoom call with the chair of a religious-studies department who wanted to get ahead of what has come to seem like an existential crisis in the field.