Samford Student Uses AI to Combat Growing Online Crypto Scams
When Daniel Abbott first heard about the nonprofit Intelligence for Good during a guest lecture in one of his cybersecurity classes at Samford University, he saw an opportunity to use his technical skills to help protect people from online crime.
Cumberland School of Law Expands 3+3 Partnerships, Announces Accelerated Pathway with Jacksonville State University
Samford University’s Cumberland School of Law has expanded upon its 3 plus 3 partnerships, signing an agreement with Jacksonville State University. This partnership creates an accelerated pathway for qualified students to earn both their undergraduate and law degrees in just six years.
Sports Business Students Present to International Professional Sports Clubs
Students from Samford University’s Brock School of Business traveled across Europe in May, presenting major sports business consulting projects to three professional clubs in three countries.
Cumberland Alumnus Walker McCrary Takes on Military Counsel Role in Germany
Cumberland Law alumnus Walker McCrary advances JAG career, serving as trial counsel in Germany, prosecuting military justice cases, advising commanders and demonstrating leadership, advocacy and commitment to service.
Endowed Scholarship Established in Honor of McWhorter School of Pharmacy Professor Kim W. Benner
Samford University’s McWhorter School of Pharmacy established the Kim W. Benner Endowed Scholarship to support students actively involved in the school’s ASHP student chapter. The scholarship honors Benner’s decades of leadership in pharmacy education, clinical practice and national service to the profession.
Graphic Design Professor’s Ampersand Calendar Wins National Recognition
National awards spotlight Rene Zimny’s distinctive approach to print design, uniting scripture, craftsmanship and visual communication.
Playing the Play With Love: Don Sandley’s Legacy at Samford
How Don Sandley shaped generations of artists at Samford by leading with collaboration, compassion and creative ambition.
Lettieri Named Academic All-American Trial Advocate by National Association of Legal Advocacy Educators
Melina Lettieri, JD ’26, was named an Academic All-American Trial Advocate by the National Association of Legal Advocacy Educators (NALAE), recognizing excellence in academics, advocacy and leadership.
Brock School of Business Juniors Present Research at National Economics Conference
Three Brock School of Business students represented Samford University on a national stage, April 5–7, at the Association of Private Enterprise Education (APEE) conference in Las Vegas, Nevada.
Birmingham-Southern Transfers: ‘Samford Was There When We Needed It the Most’
Two years ago, Samford University moved academic mountains to accommodate displaced students from Birmingham-Southern College. Another group of those transfers recently graduated.
A Calling Beyond the Keys: Cooper leaves Samford a Leader Forged in Community
Samford graduate Briggs Cooper reflects on leadership, music and community shaping his journey.
Seeing What We Overlook: Graphic Design Students Use Research to Challenge Everyday Assumptions
Samford graphic design students use research-driven design to reveal hidden risks and realities.
Biochemistry Graduate Commissioned into U.S. Air Force, Prepares for Dental School
When Shaniya Jacobs-Lanier crossed the stage at Samford University’s commencement ceremony this spring, she was already preparing for her next major milestone.
Samford Students, Faculty Serve Hispanic Community Through Holistic Health Expo
Samford University students and faculty partnered with local organizations to serve the Hispanic community at a recent health expo held at Primera Iglesia Bautista de Center Point, offering a holistic approach to care that combined medical education, screenings and spiritual support.
Samford Graduate Nathan East Brings NFL Experience and Faith-Centered Perspective to Physical Therapy
For Nathan East, DPT ‘25, the path to physical therapy did not begin in a classroom or clinic, but on the field. From his own athletic experience to stepping onto an NFL field and back to the classroom, his journey shaped a personal calling toward athletic healing.
A Creative Path, A Clear Calling: Art & Design Graduates Reflect on Their Time at Samford
New alumni from the School of the Arts share how community, mentorship and creativity shaped their time as Samford artists.
Samford History Students Discover Faith, Community Through Sacred Harp Tradition
This semester, Samford history students taking Oral History: Family, Faith, Folklore and Food, taught by professor of history Jonathan Bass, stepped into a living tradition that has shaped Southern culture for generations: Sacred Harp singing.
Celebrating 2026 Spring Commencement: 'Samford continues to thrive'
More than 1,400 students received their degrees, including Shannon Charis Boutwell receiving the President's Cup and Trinity Elizabeth Phillips receiving the Velma Irons Award.
Samford Baseball Falls To The Citadel, 3-1, In SoCon Tournament Title Game
GREENVILLE, S.C. – The third-seeded Samford baseball team fell to fifth seeded The Citadel, 3-1, in the championship game of the Southern Conference Tournament Saturday evening at Fluor Field.
Championship Game Time Changed
GREENVILLE, S.C. -- The game time for tonight's Southern Conference Tournaemnt championship game between Samford and The Citadel has been moved up to 6 p.m. (CT)/7 p.m. (ET) due to inclement weather in the Greenville area.
Bulldogs Take Down Western Carolina In 13 Innings To Advance To SoCon Title Game
GREENVILLE, S.C. – The third-seeded Samford baseball team earned a 5-1 win in a 13-inning game that included a nearly three-hour rain delay, over second-seeded Western Carolina in the semifinals of the Southern Conference Tournament Friday at Fluor Field.
Bulldogs Advance To SoCon Semifinals With 9-5 Win Over Western Carolina
GREENVILLE, S.C. – The third-seeded Samford baseball team advanced to the semifinals of the Southern Conference Tournament with a 9-5 win over second-seeded Western Carolina Thursday afternoon at Fluor Field.
Five Bulldogs Earn Spots At NCAA East Preliminaries
BIRMINGHAM, Ala. – Five members of the Samford track and field teams have earned spots at the NCAA East Preliminaries, the NCAA announced on Thursday.
Samford Baseball Pounds Out 13-1 Win Over UNCG On SoCon Tournament Opening Day
GREENVILLE, S.C. – The Samford baseball team pounded out five home runs and five doubles in a 13-1, seven-inning win over UNC Greensboro on the first day of the Southern Conference Tournament Wednesday evening at Fluor Field.
