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Inclement Weather Notice
Due to anticipated inclement weather, Southwestern Seminary and Texas Baptist College will be closed on Thursday, Jan. 9, and Friday, Jan. 10. All classes will be held virtually, as will New Student Orientation, scheduled for Jan. 10. The Church Fair, also scheduled for Jan. 10, is rescheduled for Jan. 21 at noon. In accordance with…
Read MoreStatements on conviction of Matt Queen
Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary releases the following statements in response to the plea agreement the Department of Justice has entered with former faculty member Matt Queen. For previous statements issued by the seminary about this matter, please see here and here. “From the beginning, Southwestern Seminary has fully cooperated with the Department of Justice in…
Read MoreSouthwestern Seminary statement on settlement with former president
In response to media inquiries, Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary issued the following statement concerning a settlement announced today with former President Adam W. Greenway who filed a lawsuit against the institution on March 20, 2024: “When Adam Greenway approached the seminary on the eve of his deposition and offered to drop his lawsuit with no…
Read MoreJoint statement of Southwestern Seminary and former President Adam W. Greenway
The following joint statement was issued today concerning a settlement agreement between Southwestern Seminary and former President Adam W. Greenway: “We are grateful to have this resolution between Southwestern Seminary and its ninth president, Dr. Adam W. Greenway. No monetary consideration was paid as part of this resolution. The trustees and Dr. Greenway are looking…
Read MoreSACSCOC report for Southwestern viewed as ‘positive step forward’
After a year of evaluation, the board of trustees of the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools Commission on Colleges (SACSCOC) has continued Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary’s “Warning” status during its June 13 meeting, which SACSCOC announced June 17 on its website. The Board noted three areas of concern last year, but these concerns were reduced to…
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