What Can You Do With That? New Resource Highlights Arts and Sciences Career Paths
Stockham Scholars Program to Emphasize Christian Liberal Arts Tradition
Grant Will Support New Course on The United States In the World
A Pledge of Action and Support
History Department Presents Academic Honors
Den Hartog Explores Religious Freedom and COVID-19
Student Research Earns Colonial Dames Awards
Samford Historian Earns Prestigious NEH Grant
History Students Help Preserve Memories of Rosedale Community
Student Earns Regional Honor for Service Learning
Samford Celebrates Women's History Month
History Students Present Research at Conference
DeVries, Minnema Lead Journal Roundtable on Teaching Islamic and Middle Eastern History
Book Addresses Myths of American Church-State Relations
Samford to Host Holocaust Survivor Nov. 20
Armstrong, DeVries Named Mann Center Fellows
Montás to Speak on Liberal Education and Human Freedom Oct. 10
Internship for Governor Offers New Skills, Insights
Samford History Student Applies Skills in D.C. Internship
Students Explore the Intersection of Faith and History
Keely Smith Named Lilly Graduate Fellow
Samford History Students Earn Colonial Dames Honors
Undergraduate Research Fair Reveals Fascinating Topics, New Perspectives
HCAS Faculty Earn Hull Fund Grants for Christian Scholarship
Samford Sponsors Southern Historical Association Conference
Samford To Host Computer Science Pioneer Rosalind Picard Oct. 4
Samford Students Explore Biology, Culture in Latin America
Smith Joins Growing List of Samford Alumni Named Phi Kappa Phi Fellows
Samford Student to Present Research at Baptist History and Heritage Society Conference
Owens Earns Phi Kappa Phi Study Abroad Grant
Samford Students Document Diverse Alabama Food Traditions
Research Fair Spotlights Arts and Sciences Students
Symposium Explores Legacy of Martin Luther King, Jr.
HIstory Students Earn Research Awards
History Students Win Regional Honors for Research
Samford To Host Symposium on King, Race and America’s Future April 16-17
Israel Excavation Reveals Unique Lamp Kiln
History Professor Reynolds Publishes Book on Racial Conditioning in the South
New York Times Review Praises Bass Book
Samford Historian Writes New Book on Jim Crow Injustice
Geshe Lhakdor, Assistant to Dalai Lama, to Speak at Samford March 29
Colonial Dames Organization Honors Student Research
Samford Selects London Core Texts Students
Mayfield Coedits Book on the History of Honor in the South
Samford Seeks Stories from East Lake Community
Samford Students Experience New Museum of African American History and Culture
Samford Sets Black History Month Events
Showcase Highlights Distinguished Alumni
Samford Guests Offer Glimpse of Life in the White House
Homecoming Course Preview Will Address Prison Experience
To Make Change, Stevenson Says, Get Close to Marginalized Communities
From Copenhagen to the White House: Fulbright Scholar Holm Traces Influence of N.S.F. Grundtvig
History Professor Erin Mauldin Earns Top Dissertation Award
Samford Students Receive Colonial Dames Essay Awards
Samford To Host the Southern Forum on Agricultural, Rural, and Environmental History April 15-16
Vanderbilt Professor Discusses Social Justice in Samford Lecture
Samford to Dedicate Statue to John Howard Feb. 13
Samford Schedules Black History Month Programs
Samford Launches Online Oral History Project
Historian Predicts Hong Kong Likely Facing Protests (2015)
Treasured Monument Holds Deeper Meaning, Says Connelly
Samford to Host High School Students for Constitution Day Seminars Sept. 17
Samford Excavation in Israel Reveals Ancient Jewish Lamp Workshop
Alabama Bench And Bar Historical Society Establishes History Scholarship
Old Howard 100 Shines Through Clouds (2015)
Samford to Host Discussions on Rwandan Genocide April 28-29
Colonial Dames Honor 16 History Students
Samford to Host Forum on Chinese Culture in the South April 14
Religion Created, Sustained Modern Science, Says Harrison
Parents of Missing Students Say They Will Never be Quiet (2015)
Samford To Host Parents of Missing Mexican Students March 25
April 18 Bike Ride Offers Special Selma Route
Archaeologist to Discuss Ancient Israel Feb. 11-12
Free Language Courses Now Available to Samford Students, Employees
Mock Trial Team Earns Top Honors at Competition
Model U.N. Team Earns Honors at International Conference
Pomeroy Nominated for Pushcart Prize
Kang Describes Complex North Korea
Oct. 27 Event to Consider ‘North Korea Beyond the Nuclear Crisis’
History’s Jim Brown to Present Special Homecoming Event
EU Official Outlines Threats to Stability
Williams Book Wins Literacy Award
College Announces 2014-15 Howard Scholars
Samford Brings Ancient Rome to Life for Grades 1-7
Three From Samford Earn Fulbright Grants
Samford To Host Program on North Korea April 22
Five Win Colonial Dames Honors
Alumni, Friends Welcome at Debate Reunion April 12
Wallace Chosen for Western Intellectual History Chair
Noted Geographer Skillen to Speak March 12
Alumni Brown, Sheek Among Birmingham's Top 40 Under 40
Samford to Bring Ancient Rome to Life for Grades 1-7 July 14-25
International Relations Alumna Chosen for EU Parliament Internship
Howard College to Offer Law Camp for High School Students
JMC's Williams Tells Amazing Story of Titanic Survivors
Samford to Host ‘The Dream Is Now’ Immigration Film, Panel Discussion Nov. 20
‘Brother Joseph and the Grotto’ to Screen at Samford Nov. 9
History Major Wins UPS Scholarship
Samford, Ohio Universities Collaborate for Civil Rights Studies
Strange, Colleague, To Discuss Israel Discovery Sept. 26
Steward, Nunnelley Receive Samford’s Top Employee Honors
Samford Archaeological Dig in Israel Uncovers Unfamiliar Jewish Village
History Presents 2013 Student Honors
Samford's First Latin American Studies Scholars Among May Graduates
History-WLAC Student One of 20 in U.S. Chosen for China Internship
Samford Student, Alumna, Chosen for Fulbright Program
History Professor Cha Speaks on North Korea
ABC 33/40 Turns to Cha for Insight on Growing North Korea Crisis
Cha Discusses North Korean Nuclear Test
Historian Taylor Branch challenges audience to apply lessons of Civil Rights era
Samford Mourns Former History Professor, Chair, Dean Hugh C. Bailey
Instructor, Alumna Mauldin Publishes Book
King Biographer Taylor Branch To Present Davis Lecture Oct. 16
Large Chinese Contingent Among Record Number of International Students Coming to Samford
Samford Mourns David M. Vess
What To Expect When You're Expecting the Inquisition: Author Cullen Murphy Finds the Past in the Present
Frost, Ledgerwood Win Dean's Awards
Policinski to Speak on First Amendment April 24
Old Howard 100 Bike Ride Set for April 21
Vanderbilt Prof To Explore Shifting Racial Identities in March 7 Talk
Doss Honored with First Alabama Bench and Bar Historical Society Fellowship
Students, Faculty, Friends Celebrate ASPIRE
Samford To Host National Classics Summer Program
Dean Chapman on The Noble Lecture That's More Than a Speech (Chronicle of Higher Education)
Former dean Bailey Inducted Into Pi Gamma Mu Hall of Fame
'The Lure of the Arena' Draws 1,000 to Wright Center
HCAS alumna Stancombe, Law Team Win National Trial Advocacy Competition
29 Enter Fifth-Year Alternative Masters in Secondary Education Program
Passport Project Introduces College Freshmen to Area Cultural Resources
History Alumna O'Guin Makes Top Four in National Mock Trial Competition
Wells Fargo VP Named History Department Alumna of the Year
Showcase To Highlight Research, Collaboration April 27-29
History Majors Win 2011 Colonial Dames Awards
Wallace Honored for Essay on Civility
Great Ideas Summer Institute Set June 19-25 for High Schoolers
Wallace Named Outstanding Teacher
Reynolds Earns Grant for Racial/Ethnic History Research
Samford alumnus recognized at Barry University Law School
History Professor Selected to Participate in American Studies Center
Samford Professor’s Book Nominated for Prestigious Lincoln Prize
History Alum wins top award
Frost Wins Major Fellowship