by Erin Moriarty
Associate Vice President and Dean of Undergraduate Admission, Loyola University Chicago
Catholic students have ample opportunities to nurture their faith with college extracurriculars. Here are some options to get involved and connected on campus.
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by Laura Wallace
CollegeXpress Student Writer
Are you considering a Christian college or university? Check out this student's three reasons for choosing to attend a Christian school this fall!
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by Tayler Butters
CollegeXpress Student Writer
Wondering what diverse student organizations you can find on campus? Here are just a few you can find at colleges across the country.
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by Caroline Betik
CollegeXpress Student Writer, The University of Texas at Austin
If you're a Christian headed to a public college, you may be wondering how easy it will be to keep your faith on campus. Here are some tips to help ease your worries!
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by Rachel Bullock
CollegeXpress Student Writer
If living your faith on campus is important to you, be sure to incorporate these Christian faith-based aspects into your college search.
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by Julie Dodson Turner
Freelance Writer, Missouri Baptist University
Considering a Christian college or university but not really sure what it's like? Keep reading...
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by Christiane Townsend
CollegeXpress Student Writer
You have to be religious to fit in at a Catholic college, right? Wrong! A student at Emmanuel College debunks this myth, plus other common misconceptions about Catholic universities
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by Afsha Kasam
CollegeXpress Student Writer
A Muslim student shares her ups and downs on campus, from joining the Muslim Student Association at her college to dealing with Islamophobia from some of her peers.
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by Emily Rogan
CollegeXpress Student Writer, Morehead State University
Being exposed to different religions at college was a new and eye-opening experience for this student, changing the way she saw the world and her faith.
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by Maria Martinolich
Broadcast Journalism Major, Boston University
If you ask the "average" college student what his or her day was like, the student would probably tell you that he or she went to two or three classes, hung out with friends, and maybe attended an extracurricular meeting or athletic practice in the afternoon. For students attending a religious college or university, that typical day often includes a faith-based class, club, or ceremony (like daily chapel) as well.
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