Judson College has received $1.5 million for campus improvements and scholarships in the form of a grant from the Central Alabama Community Foundation-Mary Katherine Archibald
WILLIAMSBURG, Ky. — The University of the Cumberlands, in Williamsburg, Ky., expelled sophomore Jason Johnson April 6 for violating a policy on sexual orientation after
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Retired police Sgt. Tim McKee would have never guessed what God had in store for him after Hurricane Katrina hit. McKee, then serving in a
The day Thomas E. Corts first rode onto the Birmingham campus of Samford University as the institution’s president, he questioned what destiny was marked for
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After ripping Sheetrock from a moldy closet of a home damaged by Hurricane Katrina, Trista Wright was removing the debris when a flash of green
When visitors arrive, Ann is quick to offer authentic green tea in little cups with no handles. “When you go into anyone’s house, they serve
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