August 12, 2005
Evangelical College Wins N.Y. Approval
The King's College, an evangelical-Christian institution based in the Empire State Building, won a five-year renewal of its accreditation last month from the New York State Board of Regents.
The decision came four months after the regents granted the college only a one-year extension, a move that had drawn fire from conservative commentators, who accused the board of antireligious bias.
At their July meeting, the regents unanimously agreed to extend the King's College's
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