Virginia should not make students choose between faith and financial aid
The Supreme Court case Hall v. Fleming addresses whether religious college students in Virginia should be forced to choose between their faith and access to state financial aid.
Religious college students in Virginia should not have to choose between following their religious calling and receiving the same educational assistance available to other students. That is the central issue in Hall v. Fleming, a case that presents the Supreme Court of the United States with an opportunity to correct a troubling anomaly in its...
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