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Gulliver Prep senior Sophia Bonanno spent weeks contacting Indigenous tribes within the continental U.S. to create a database called Beyond Land Acknowledgment. It’s a listing of tribal, statewide and national organizations, about 380 in total. The goal is to actualize support for Indigenous communities by encouraging attendees of events with land acknowledgements to directly support

The head of a Texas university cited the Bible and other religious texts to support his decision to cancel a planned drag show scheduled to take place on campus later this month.

Religion is very apparent at Texas A&M, as anyone can walk around campus and notice religious speakers preaching in front of Rudder Tower or even pairs of people handing out

Gomez Brake is the first humanist chaplain to be a collegiate chief religious leader.

Skepticism is a cultural phenomenon. I know that many self-declared skeptics prefer to ... ah ... believe otherwise, or as they would perhaps say, they have deduced from pure principles using sound logic that Skepticism is rational behavior and there is nothing cultural about it. But they are wrong, and that is trivially easy to prove.

ATLANTA (RNS) — Despite frustrations with the current political climate, there was an overall sense of hope buoyed by the growing number of young people identifying as nonbelievers.

(RNS) — Community-building is the conference's theme for this year's first in-person convention since 2019.

Nathalie Charles, even in her mid-teens, felt unwelcome in her Baptist congregation, with its conservative views on immigration, gender and sexuality. So she left.

As a Tar Heel, Alexis Glaudin found her passion for physical chemistry and research. She'll now be heading to the University of Washington to pursue a Ph.D. in chemistry.