Most Americans believe in heaven, hell and a few old-fashioned heresies. Americans disagree about mixing religion and politics and about the Bible. And few pay
Samford University’s Journalism and Mass Communication (JMC) department and Samford’s Cumberland School of Law have announced a unique partnership for students interested in legal journalism.
A Veterans Day Celebration at the University of Mobile (UMobile) on Nov. 11 honored 98-year-old World War II veteran John Stanford Davis. The Veterans Day
It’s already Christmas at the University of Mobile (UMobile) as more than 250 students, faculty and staff are preparing for the 12th annual UMobile Christmas
Judson College’s theatre program will perform “A Christmas Carol” on Nov. 13–15 with all three performances held on campus in Alumnae Auditorium at 7 p.m.
Science and art merge in a new exhibit at the Marilyn Foley Art Gallery on the University of Mobile (UMobile) campus. The exhibit of handcrafted
In an Oct. 30 “Prayer Summit for Spiritual Awakening” at New Orleans Baptist Theological Seminary (NOBTS), three Southern Baptist leaders challenged pastors-in-training to seek a
Moving to South Sudan, a war ground of turmoil and strife in Northeast Africa, has been a major risk for Robert and Maridith Lane, even
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