Terry’s Dec. 31 retirement the end of an era in Christian journalism
December 4, 2018
Bob Terry says he knows his editorials are too long. He’s always known. But he’s never been in it for the short game. “I always
Samford Students Participate in Acute Care Simulation
November 28, 2018
Students from the College of Health Sciences participated in the college’s annual Acute Care Simulation held Oct. 23–24. Roughly 250 students representing programs in each
Judson Students Volunteer with Legal Clinic
November 28, 2018
Students in Judson’s History and Criminal Justice departments volunteered with a free legal clinic given by attorney and Judson alumna Adele Baker Underwood of the
UM Dedicates New Music Technology Lab
November 28, 2018
Students preparing for careers as sound technicians, video producers or media specialists in churches and non-ministry settings will get hands-on experience with state-of-the-art technology in
Judson College Concludes Fundraising Campaign
November 28, 2018
Judson College officially concluded Blessed Light: The Campaign for Judson College with a dinner at The Club in Birmingham on Sept. 20. The three-year initiative
University of Mobile Invites Community to Free Christmas Concert Featuring Shane & Shane
November 15, 2018
University of Mobile invites the public to its campus for “Christmas Under the Oaks,” a free outdoor Christmas concert featuring praise and worship duo Shane
Organist Henley Performs at Judson
October 24, 2018
The Judson College Music Department hosted organist Christopher Henley on Oct. 11. Henley serves as the organist and music associate of First United Methodist Church
Dante Scholar Cachey to Speak at Samford
October 24, 2018
Samford University will host distinguished scholar Theodore J. Cachey Jr. for a public lecture, Mapping Hell, on Oct. 26 at 4 p.m. in Reid Chapel.
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