Ross Receives Samford University’s Highest Faculty Honor for Scholarship
William G. Ross, the Albert P. Brewer Professor of Law and Ethics at Samford University's Cumberland School of Law, received the Thomas W. Woolley Scholarly Achievement Award which recognizes a faculty member who exemplifies the highest level of scholarly achievement and dedication.
Samford School of Education Honors Alumni and Friends at 2026 Learning for Life Awards Dinner
Samford University’s Orlean Beeson School of Education hosted its annual Learning for Life Awards Dinner on Aug. 19, honoring alumni and friends whose leadership and service made a meaningful impact on the lives of others.
President Taylor Invites Deeper Commitment to Prayer
The convocation address opened Samford University's 185th academic year.
Samford University Expands Sports Analytics Center, Transforming Student Opportunities
Samford University has expanded the Andrews-White-Cooney Center for Sports Analytics, dramatically enhancing experiential learning opportunities and industry connections for students pursuing careers in the rapidly growing sports business sector.
A Multilateral Global Vision
In this piece from the 2026 Beeson magazine, Methodist Chair of Divinity Timothy Tennent discusses the global state of Christianity and theological education, as well as Beeson's efforts to prepare students for an ever-changing world.
Samford Welcomes First Cohort of Indonesian Medical Students for Master of Public Health Summer Residency
Eight medical students from Universitas Pelita Harapan in Indonesia came to Alabama for the inaugural summer residency of Samford’s Master of Public Health program. Over three weeks, they explored healthcare, culture and community health while discovering how factors beyond the hospital can shape health outcomes. Their journey offered a new perspective on public health across borders.
Beeson Alumni in Military Chaplaincy: Ben Sprouse
As Samford University continues to honor the 250th anniversary of America’s founding, we continue a series highlighting alumni of Beeson Divinity School who serve their country in the field of military chaplaincy. This week, we highlight Brig. Gen. Ben Sprouse, U.S. Army Joint Chaplain, National Guard Bureau.
Cumberland School of Law Class of 2029 Boasts Record Academic Credentials, Commitment to Service
Samford University's Cumberland School of Law welcomed 182 new students to campus this August as members of the Class of 2029, one of the largest and most academically accomplished classes in the school's history.
Fear Not, Creative: Commercial Music Professor Makes the Case for Human Creativity in the Age of AI
A new book from Steven Potaczek, Samford's commercial music program director, challenges artists to resist fear and embrace their uniquely human calling.
A Lewisian Option: Apologetics, the Church and the Global Digital Culture
In this article from the 2026 Beeson magazine, Billy Graham Chair for Evangelism and Cultural Engagement Joshua Chatraw discusses the universality of digital technology and its impact on the global church.
Casey Metoyer Connects Sport Science, Performance and Purpose
For Casey Metoyer, sport science involves turning data into decisions that help athletes perform their best. He brings this passion for knowledge and application to Samford University's new Master of Science in Performance and Applied Sport Science (MSPASS), where he helps students connect scientific principles with real-world performance. Beginning his first year as associate professor at Samford, Metoyer shares what led him to the field, what he enjoys about teaching and how experiences shape his classroom approach.
Global Design Leaders Headline 2026-27 Architecture & Interior Design Lecture Series
Free public lecture series brings internationally recognized architects, designers and innovators to campus.
Students Build Skills, Confidence and Community Through Cumberland School of Law's Foundational First-Year Summer Program
This summer, nearly 40 entering law students participated in Cumberland School of Law's foundational First-Year Summer Program.
Cowan Explores How Senses Shape Worship at International Fellowship of Scholars
Director of Samford's Center for Worship and the Arts joins global scholars to examine the role of embodied experience in worship.
Bright Ideas TBI Camp Connects Students, Survivors Through Collaborative Care
For three days each summer, students in majors across Samford University's College of Health Sciences step beyond the classroom to work directly with survivors of traumatic brain injury (TBI).
The Lamb and His Followers
In this story from the 2026 Beeson magazine, Beeson professor Sydney Park discusses how the worship seen in Revelation 7 impacts our worship here.
Estate Gift to Establish Endowed scholarship Honoring Late Alumna Christina Mosley Furr
The legacy of Christina Mosley Furr '08 will continue inspiring future generations of Samford University students through a planned estate gift from her parents, Ronnie and Carol Mosley.
Beeson Alumni in Military Chaplaincy: Mark Flores
As Samford University continues to honor the 250th anniversary of America’s founding, we continue a series highlighting alumni of Beeson Divinity School who serve their country in the field of military chaplaincy. This week, we highlight Major Mark Flores, Chief of Chaplain Service for the Central Virginia Veterans Affairs Health Care System.
Samford To Host Jax State For Annual Shauna’s House Game Thursday
BIRMINGHAM, Ala. – The Samford soccer team will play host to Jacksonville State for the annual Shauna's House Game Thursday at Shauna Yelton Field.
Bulldogs And Jaguars Fight To 1-1 Draw
MOBILE, Ala. – Samford junior Alex Parr scored with just over two minutes to go as the Bulldog soccer team fought South Alabama to a 1-1 draw Sunday afternoon at The Cage.
Bulldogs Set To Play At South Alabama Sunday
BIRMINGHAM, Ala. – The Samford soccer team will travel to Mobile, Ala., to take on the South Alabama Jaguars Sunday at 1 p.m.
Samford Soccer Scores Late To Pick Up 1-0 Win Over Georgia State
BIRMINGHAM, Ala. – The Samford soccer team netted a late goal to remain unbeaten on the season with a 1-0 victory over Georgia State Thursday evening at Shuana Yelton Field.
Cordes Named Preseason All-SoCon, Bulldogs Picked Sixth in Preseason Poll
SPARTANBURG, S.C. – Samford senior outside hitter Ally Cordes was named preseason All-SoCon and the Bulldogs were picked to finish sixth in the coaches' preseason poll released by the league Thursday afternoon.