Samford Social Work Graduate Student Jake Hughes Advances Fieldwork by Securing Grants
Jake Hughes completed his field placement at Fairfield Preparatory High School as a Mental Health Coordinator intern.
Cumberland School of Law ADR Team Shines at National Counseling Creators Conference and Negotiation Competition
Students represented the school’s Alternative Dispute Resolution program at the 2026 competition in Miami.
From the Sphere to Samford: Lessons from a Landmark Residency
Adjunct professor and Zac Brown Band drummer Chris Fryar brings Sphere‑stage experience into the classroom.
Portrait Unveiling Honors Samford's Founding President Samuel Sherman
The portrait, based upon a photograph taken during Sherman’s term as president from 1842-1852, will be displayed in the Davis Library collection.
Beeson Divinity School Faculty Publications Published, Reviewed
Beeson professors Frank Thielman and Alex Kirk recently received recognition for their recently-published work, while professor Piotr Malysz has a new chapter out.
Alumna, Broadway Professional, Author Teale Dvornik Returns to Samford University
Teale Dvornik ’12 returned to campus and spoke about her new book, History Hiding Around Broadway: Backstage Lore, Secrets & Surprises from New York’s Famed Theater District.
Samford Computer Science Student Builds App to Support Future Cohorts at new Costa Rica Study Center
When university leaders opened Finca de Samford in Costa Rica this winter, they envisioned more than a study center.
Samford Physician Assistant Students Record 100% Pass Rate on National Certification Exam
Samford University’s 2025 physician assistant (PA) cohort earned a 100% first time pass rate on the Physician Assistant National Certifying Examination (PANCE), finishing nine points above the national average. The accomplishment highlights the students’ steady preparation and the dedication of the program’s faculty and staff.
Carson’s Analysis of the 2001 Authorization for Use of Military Force Continues to Draw National and International Attention
The debate over the 2001 Authorization for Use of Military Force (AUMF) continues to shape U.S. foreign policy nearly 25 years after its passage. Scholarship by Carlissa Carson, assistant professor of law at Samford University’s Cumberland School of Law, remains an important part of that conversation.
Backstage Pass: Commercial Music Student Gains Rare GRAMMY Access
As music’s biggest night unfolded in Los Angeles, California, Samford University junior Via Vicary found herself not just watching the 2026 GRAMMY Awards—but walking among the artists, songwriters and producers she has long admired.
Cumberland School of Law Hosts 32nd Annual Thurgood Marshall Symposium
The 2026 symposium continued its longstanding mission of honoring Justice Thurgood Marshall by fostering thoughtful, informed dialogue on civil rights, constitutional law and contemporary legal issues.
Samford Students Earn Multiple Awards at Southeast Journalism Conference
Samford University student media once again earned regional recognition at the Southeast Journalism Conference (SEJC), with students bringing home multiple honors from the conference’s annual “Best of the South” Awards this February.
Samford’s HEAL Institute Explores Trust, Ethics and Vaccination at Annual Conference
Samford University’s Office for Faith and Health hosted its annual Healthcare Ethics and Law (HEAL) Institute on Feb. 6.. This year’s theme, “Trust in Science and Government: What About Vaccinations?,” examined vaccine hesitancy, public trust and the ethical questions shaping public health decision-making. The conference was presented in partnership with Orlando Health’s Institute for Learning and the Baptist Health Foundation.
Newly Renovated Media Studio Elevates Hands-on Learning for Broadcast Journalism Students
Samford University’s broadcast journalism students are stepping into a professional-grade learning environment following the completion of a newly renovated media studio, a space designed to better prepare students for careers in news, media and digital storytelling.
Samford’s Center for Worship and the Arts Receives $250,000 Grant to Launch Congregational Songwriting Initiative
Samford University’s Center for Worship and the Arts has received a $250,000 grant from Belmont University’s Creative Arts Collective to support a new initiative inviting congregations into songwriting as a form of worship, discipleship and communal witness.
Samford Music Students Earn National Recognition at 2026 National Opera Association Competition
Samford University music students earned national recognition at the 2026 National Opera Association Robert Hansen Collegiate Opera Scenes Competition in Boston.
Step Sing 2026: Pi Kappa Phi Claims Sweepstakes Trophy
More than 92,000 viewers in 48 countries watched the 76th edition of Samford University's beloved Step Sing tradition.
A United Front: How Samford Parents and Athletics Work Together to Strengthen the Bulldog Community
Through intentional collaboration, the Samford Parent Association and Athletics are united in supporting student-athletes through encouragement, faith, leadership and community—strengthening the Samford experience in competition and beyond.
Bulldogs Split Games Against Belmont and Delaware State
STARKVILLE, Miss. - The Samford softball team finished up play today at the Bulldog Invitational, hosted by Mississippi State. The Bulldogs started the day by falling in the late innings to Belmont 3-1 before bouncing back to take down Delaware State 10-2. Samford's record moves to 6-9 after the 2-2 weekend.
Samford Women’s Tennis Sweeps Alabama A&M, 7–0
BIRMINGHAM, Ala. – The Samford Bulldogs women's tennis team delivered a dominant performance Saturday afternoon, sweeping Alabama A&M women's tennis team, 7–0, at the Samford Tennis Center.
Samford Baseball Drops Game Two At No. 9 Georgia
ATHENS, Ga. – Jake Souders and Luke Boykin both delivered homers, but it was not enough as the Samford baseball team dropped a 12-4 decision at ninth-ranked Georgia in the second game of a three-game series Saturday afternoon at Foley Field.
Samford Winning Streak Ends at Mercer
MACON, Ga. - The Samford men's basketball team played its final road game of the season as they battled with Mercer. Samford's six-game winning streak came to an end as they came up just short, 89-86, against a hot shooting Bears team. Samford falls to 16-13 overall and 9-7 in league play after the defeat.
Samford Falls Short at Wofford
SPARTANBURG, S.C.- Samford women's basketball built an early lead but could not overcome late scoring struggles, falling 52-44 to Wofford on Friday afternoon at Jerry Richardson Indoor Stadium. The loss moves the Bulldogs to 12-17 overall and 5-7 in SoCon play.
Samford Softball Splits Opening Day at Bulldog Invitational
STARKVILLE, Miss. - The Samford softball team began play at the Bulldog Invitational hosted by Mississippi State today. Samford split their pair of games today, falling to the No. 14-ranked hosts 6-2 before bouncing back with the 1-0 walk-off win over Delaware State. The Bulldogs' record moves to 5-8 on the season.
