Samford University debaters dominated a Vanderbilt University Debate Tournament Oct. 17–19, returning with top team and individual honors. The Samford varsity team of Logan Gramzinski
Anna Laura Bryan, a freshman interior design major from Decatur, was crowned Miss Samford University 2009 Nov. 14. She will represent Samford in the Miss
The Judson College equine science department sponsored another successful Intercollegiate Horse Show Association show Nov. 8. Competitors included Berry College, Georgia State College, Georgia Tech
The Alabama Symphony Orchestra’s (ASO) assistant conductor, Yaniv Attar, was featured in its performance at Judson College Nov. 13. A native of Israel, Attar was
Judson College held its annual Employee Recognition Convocation Nov. 4. “We celebrate the service of those who labor,” President David Potts said. Academic dean Sara
AIN SHAMS, Egypt — Thousands of Muslim protestors Nov. 23 attacked a Coptic church in a suburb of Cairo, Egypt, burning part of it, a
KATHMANDU, Nepal — Nepal’s Supreme Court gave its consent to same-sex “marriages,” ordering the country’s Maoist-led government to craft laws to guarantee full rights to
MOSUL, Iraq — In 99-percent Muslim Turkey, most Iraqi refugees are not Muslims. A middle-aged Iraqi refugee in Istanbul who fled Mosul in June said
