When a storm stronger than Hurricane Katrina raked the Southeast Asian country of Myanmar (formerly Burma) May 3, Baptists across the United States and world
James Thomas, of Slocomb, is a simple man. He wears a cowboy hat and has a white mustache. He knows how much it’s rained on
Betty Campbell, longtime professor of music at Judson College, was recently named an honorary Judson alumna, joining the ranks of a select group of honorees
Rodney Hammer, the International Mission Board’s (IMB) regional leader for Central and Eastern Europe (CEE) for the past eight years, resigned effective May 5 after
Samford University recognized top student leaders at its annual leadership and service convocation April 24. Robert Tyler Howell, of Haleyville, received the James M. Sizemore
Glowing reviews, high graduation rates and successful award-winning students put Samford University at the head of the class in Alabama and across the nation in
University of Mobile faculty and staff members received special recognition for contributions to their professions May 1 during the annual faculty and staff spring luncheon.
Samford University’s board of trustees heard extensive reports on the university’s ongoing strategic planning process and approved increased tuition and room and board rates for
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