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What Is Religious Higher Education For?
Companion Article: Three Things Religious Institutions Should Know About ED’s Proposed Higher Education Rule Many Americans can probably remember moments in high school when teachers or counselors encouraged students to […]
Three Things Religious Institutions Should Know About ED’s Proposed Higher Education Rule
Companion Article: What Is Religious Higher Education For? The U.S. Department of Education recently released a proposed rule intended to increase accountability and transparency in higher education through new earnings-based […]
When Language Becomes Policy: Youth Crime and the Power of Words
Sitting in a Catholic Mass in 1996, John Dilulio had what he later described as an epiphany. Months earlier, the Princeton professor had coined the term “superpredators” in a November […]
No Child Beyond Hope: How Government and Civil Society Can Work Together in Juvenile Justice
The House DC is a nonprofit organization located in Anacostia, a vibrant neighborhood in southeast Washington, D.C. with a strong sense of community. Like many urban neighborhoods, it also faces […]
From Foster Care to Prison to Wheaton: Dionntai Holyfield on Juvenile Justice and Christian Engagement—Part Two
Dionntai Holyfield is a 2026 graduate of Wheaton College, where he studied Psychology and Anthropology. He graduated summa cum laude and was the 2026 recipient of the J. Richard Chase […]