According to head of Campus Security, there was an estimated $3000 in damage done to a security vehicle which included a dented hood, cracked window, and damaged fender. At 10:30PM last Monday night, a little under 200 Covenant students gathered to witness the second annual Ghetto Fight Night. Over 20 vehicles circled up at Shadowlands... Continue Reading

Jacob signed a three year contract with the Seattle Seahawks, and Tramaine signed a two year deal with the San Francisco 49ers This has been a year of history making accomplishments for Belhaven athletics, and we crossed another important milestone when two of our football players signed NFL contracts. Tramaine Brock and Jacob Phillips both... Continue Reading

Haiti, led by its attorney general, denied the reports. Another Haitian official, Judge Bernard Saint-Vil — the presiding judge in the case — told AP no decision had been made. A Baptist pastor who spent nearly three weeks in a Haiti jail says it “makes no sense” for him and eight other volunteers to be... Continue Reading

“The body of a woman is a beautiful thing, but American Apparel is degrading women to the value of an a sex toy — with their provocative advertisements. We don’t believe that Calvin should support a company which uses sex to sell.” Students at Calvin College in Grand Rapids, Michigan, are urging a boycott of... Continue Reading

In an era of kinder, gentler evangelical leaders like Rick Warren and Tim Keller, who appeal to a younger generation of believers, James Dobson may already have been an anachronism. Jim Daly is certain there is “a right way and a wrong way” to live one’s life, and it’s all about Jesus Christ and a... Continue Reading

The two institutions have agreed on a plan to continue serving adult students in the Chattanooga and North Georgia area including Atlanta. A year ago Covenant College announced plans to phase out its highly respected non-traditional organizational management major offered through Quest in Chattanooga and northern Georgia in order to focus more strategically on the... Continue Reading

The weather was sunny and beautiful Wednesday in Oxford. So Bond – who teaches English and history at Covenant – gathered students in a meadow and scoured around for copies of “Macbeth,” offering an impromptu outdoor Shakespeare lesson. A group of students from Covenant High School in Tacoma is making the most of a volcano-extended... Continue Reading

More than 20,000 Christians representing over 1,700 churches will host small gatherings in their homes Thursday, Friday and Saturday to share their faith with friends and neighbors Christians from churches across Puerto Rico will hold the island’s largest evangelistic outreach in its history over the next three days. More than 20,000 Christians representing over 1,700... Continue Reading

“America,” he said, “is closer to having implemented Sharia law than any country in the world, including Saudi Arabia.” When Americans think of Islam post-9/11, it is far too easy to think solely of radical extremists who wish to destroy the United States along with anything else Western. In an effort to counter this way... Continue Reading

“Hope’s Board of Trustees is not shy about addressing issues which relate to its core values of providing excellent academic programs in the liberal arts and nurturing a vibrant Christian faith” The chairman of the Board of Trustees at Hope College accused a “small group of dissenting alumni” of promoting “ambush journalism” in an ongoing... Continue Reading