Acclaimed authors share thoughts on technology, faith and more
Acclaimed authors Paul Kingsnorth and Rod Dreher spent time at Samford University in recent days, sharing their thoughts on technology and man’s relationship with the natural world and God. Dreher also launched his latest book, "Living in Wonder," at Beeson Divinity School.
Samford Business Graduate Lands Dream Analytics Job with Tennessee Titans
Noah Haworth, a 2024 graduate of Samford University's sports analytics program in Brock School of Business, has landed a role in the business intelligence department of the NFL's Tennessee Titans, turning his childhood passion into a career. Growing up in Tennessee, Haworth spent his Sundays cheering for the Titans. Now, he will be playing a role in the team's success from within.
McWhorter School of Pharmacy Holds 2024 Dean’s Distinguished Lecture Series
Samford University’s McWhorter School of Pharmacy hosted its annual Dean’s Distinguished Lecture Series on Friday, Oct. 18, in Reid Chapel. The event featured Michael Hogue, PharmD ’96, CEO and executive vice president of the American Pharmacists Association (APhA). Hogue, a former professor and chair of McWhorter’s Department of Pharmacy Practice, spoke to pharmacy students about contemporary issues in pharmacy and health care.
Samford Architecture and Interior Design Department Collaborates with Center for Worship and the Arts on Prayer Garden Project
Samford University’s School of the Arts Department of Architecture and Interior Design recently collaborated with the Center for Worship and the Arts (CWA) on a special project. The Architecture Design Studio III class project, A Place for Prayer, prompted students to design a new space on campus to be used intentionally for prayer.
Samford Economist, Art Carden, Continues To Gain International and National Recognition
Art Carden, professor of economics in Samford University's Brock School of Business, is an internationally recognized economist and accomplished media expert. His areas of expertise include mass-market retailers, economic history, public policy and regulation, causes and consequences of economic growth, and more.
Samford Alumna Mary Parker ’24 Selected as Fulbright Scholar
Mary Parker, a 2024 international relations graduate from Dothan, Alabama, has been selected as a Fulbright Scholar for the 2025 school year. Beginning in February, Parker will serve as a full-time English professor in Timor-Leste, a cultural and professional opportunity that aligns with her passion for international education and human rights.
Samford Debate Wins George Ziegelmueller Tournament in Novice, Varsity Wins 3rd Speaker
This past weekend, Samford Debate competed at the George Ziegelmueller tournament hosted by Wayne State University. The novice team of Kate Alexander and Lexi Bush won the tournament and earned first and second speaker.
Medieval Manuscript Donation Sparks Student Research at Samford
This summer, a collaborative research project led by Anthony Minnema, associate professor of history, and Emma Mikell, a senior English and classics double major from Covington, Louisiana, unveiled the mysteries of a medieval manuscript donated to the Samford Library by the family of Carl Smallwood, a 1964 Howard College alumnus.
Sincerely, Samford Abroad: There Are No Limits to Going Farther
Skyler Kasselmann, a senior at Samford University working toward a business degree with a major in marketing and a minor in psychology, shares the ways study abroad has enhanced her college experience.
Samford Startup Program Announces 2024-25 Cohort
The Samford Startup student-led business incubator program has announced its cohort for the 2024-25 academic year. The program provides a unique experiential learning opportunity for students across Samford's campus and is a testament to why The Wall Street Journal/College Pulse has ranked Samford No. 8 in the nation for career preparation.
Samford Pharmacy Students Administer 4,813 Vaccines During Experiential Course
During a week in October, third-year students at Samford University's McWhorter School of Pharmacy completed their PHAR 530 Focused Patient Care Introductory Pharmacy Practice Experience. The students gained hands-on experience in community pharmacies where they administered a total of 4,813 vaccines, counseled patients, conducted medication therapy management and collaborated with preceptors.
Samford Preparing for Homecoming Weekend Festivities Nov. 1-2
Quad parties, tailgating, lecture series and reunion breakfasts compose the runup to Samford's game against Wofford.
Samford Center for Worship and the Arts Receives $1.25 Million Grant to Strengthen Children’s Worship Experiences
Poised to revitalize the landscape of children’s liturgical formation, Samford University’s Center for Worship and the Arts has received a $1.25 million grant from Lilly Endowment Inc. This funding will breathe life into a new program, Animating Young Worshipers: Strengthening Worship-Shaped Ministry with Children.
Samford University Welcomes the 2024-25 Ragland Scholars Cohort
The Ragland Scholars are a select group of students committed to honoring Elizabeth Sloan Ragland, the first African American woman to integrate campus housing at Samford University in 1969. In her memory, the Ragland Scholars program creates intentional community that connects multicultural student leaders with an enriched campus experience.
Cumberland School of Law Jumps in Trial Competition Performance Rankings, Ranks 4th Nationally
Samford University Cumberland School of Law’s national trial team has been ranked 4th in the nation in the 2023-24 Trial Competition Performance Rankings (TCPR), up one from the No. 5 spot the team held for 2022-23. This places Cumberland 3rd overall since the rankings were first released in 2016, also up one spot from the previous year.
Beeson adds two new endowed scholarships
Beeson is pleased to announce two new endowed scholarships that will be available for our students.
Cumberland School of Law Announces its 2024 Distinguished Alumni Award Recipients
Each year, Cumberland School of Law recognizes accomplished alumni through the Distinguished Alumni Awards. The honorees will be recognized at the law school's alumni reception on October 25.
Samford Startup: Corbitt & Co. Lakeside Apparel and Gear LLC
Maggie Corbitt, a senior journalism and mass communication major, is the owner of Corbitt & Co. Lakeside Apparel and Gear LLC. Launched in 2020, the brick and mortar store at Lake Guntersville, Alabama, now sells everything from waders, swimsuits and paddle boards, to name-brand clothing.
Volleyball To Host Wofford Friday, Chattanooga Saturday For Dig Orange Match
BIRMINGHAM, Ala. – The Samford volleyball team will return home to host a pair of matches this weekend. Friday night, the Bulldogs will play host to Wofford at 6:30 p.m., and then they will host Chattanooga Saturday at 5 p.m., both in the Pete Hanna Center.
Samford Football Set To Travel To The Citadel This Weekend
BIRMINGHAM, Ala. – The Samford football team will travel to Charleston, S.C., to take on The Citadel Bulldogs Saturday at 1 p.m. (CT) at Johnson Hagood Stadium.
NCAA FCS Football Names Martin National Defensive Player Of The Week
BIRMINGHAM, Ala. –The honors continue to roll in for Samford graduate linebacker Noah Martin. On Tuesday, he was named the NCAA FCS Football National Defensive Player of the Week.
Women’s Golf Wins Terrier Intercollegiate, Nicastro Takes Individual Honors
SPARTANBURG, S.C. – The Samford women's golf team won the Terrier Intercollegiate, hosted by Wofford College, Monday and Tuesday at The Carolina Country Club.
Buchanan Named SoCon Offensive Player Of The Week
SPARTANBURG, S.C. – Samford senior forward Whitaker Buchanan was named the Southern Conference Offensive Player of the Week when the league released its weekly women's soccer awards Tuesday afternoon.
Bulldogs Lead Terrier Intercollegiate After First Two Rounds
SPARTANBURG, S.C. – The Samford women's golf team is currently in first place after the first two rounds of the Terrier Intercollegiate held Monday at The Carolina Country Club.
