On a quiet corner of Beulah Baptist Church’s campus in Sterrett, Alabama, a long-treasured space has taken on new life thanks to the vision of a rural congregation and the creativity of Samford University School of the Arts students.
Samford University’s Sports Industry Program will hold a ribbon-cutting on Friday, Oct. 2, to officially open the new Sports Industry Program Student Lounge on the third floor of Cooney Hall in the Brock School of Business.
Following its national search for an executive director to lead the new Mann Institute for Christian Faith & Learning, Samford University has selected Todd C. Ream, an accomplished author, professor and administrator.
Beeson Divinity School of Samford University named Jacob and Suzanne Simmons 2026 Alumni of the Year.
James W. “Jimmy” Rane, who transformed a floundering timber business into the world’s largest treated lumber company, received an honorary Doctor of Commerce from Samford University’s Brock School of Business during spring commencement.
The Miss America’s Scholarship Foundation Inc. is proud to announce a new partnership with Samford University, naming the institution an official higher education partner of the Miss America’s Teen program.
Stefana Dan Laing, an associate professor at Samford University’s Beeson Divinity School in Birmingham, spent the evening of Jan. 27 celebrating the launch of the new CSB Women’s Study Bible.
Samford University’s Beeson Divinity School will once again offer full tuition scholarships for students beginning their studies in 2026, following the renewal of a major gift to the school by an anonymous donor.
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