Life for boys living in India’s railway stations is a real-life “Hunger Games.” If they don’t fight, they’ll be killed. If they don’t find food
The University of Mobile’s (UMobile) Martin Hall Gallery will display artwork by 12 professional artists in one exhibit as part of “Artacopia,” a citywide display
Samford University’s Beeson Divinity School will offer a variety of study opportunities this fall through its Lay Academy of Theology. Course topics, leaders and dates
Samford University’s Ida V. Moffett School of Nursing has received a federal grant designed to help ease the national shortage of nursing educators. Samford received
Nena F. Sanders, dean of Samford University’s Ida V. Moffett School of Nursing, was selected to participate in a world-class enrichment program designed exclusively for
A new class in forensic sciences will turn a University of Mobile science lab into a “crime scene,” complete with a bloody footprint and clues students
Will Craig considered himself to be physically fit. He used running for exercise and for stress relief, which he needed especially when studying for pharmacy
Johnny Pons has experienced God’s sense of humor. Pons grew up around Southeastern Conference football pulling for Vanderbilt and Alabama, having been reared in Hendersonville,
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