Trio of Friends Prepares to Graduate from Beeson Together
After John Mark Haase, Sam Cooper and Luke Johnson met at new student orientation for Samford’s Beeson Divinity School in the spring of 2023, the three quickly became close friends and built relationships that helped sustain each of them during their time at Beeson.
Shaped by Service to Others: Landon Kight’s Journey Towards Impact
Through his time in Samford University’s Human Development and Family Science program, Landon Kight has learned that understanding people is at the heart of making a meaningful impact.
The Power of a Friend: A Conversation with Ian Davison and JT Reeves
From their undergraduate days at Wheaton College to Samford University’s Beeson Divinity School, JT Reeves and Ian Davison have experienced many of life’s journeys together over the past several years.
Shaped by Care: How Colten White’s Cancer Experience Led Him to Pursue Nursing
In 2020, at age 15, Colten White was diagnosed with stage IV diffuse large B cell lymphoma. What many might view as a season focused only on survival became a time that reshaped his perspective and deepened his sense of purpose.
Department of Communication Sciences and Disorders Above and Beyond Awards
The Department of Communication Sciences and Disorders (CSDS) in Samford University’s School of Health Professions hosted its annual Above and Beyond Award Ceremony, recognizing students who have demonstrated academic and clinical excellence, leadership and a commitment to service.
Samford Announces 2026-27 Tuition and Fees
Samford University’s board of trustees has approved the 2026-27 academic year tuition and fee schedule.
How Reese Wrather Integrated Passion and Purpose During Her Time at Samford
Reese Wrather arrived at Samford University with a clear sense of what she was looking for: a place where she could pursue both her calling to teach and her passion for dance. What she found was something more.
Samford Nursing Alumna Pursuing Ministry Call at Beeson
Coming back to Samford University’s campus after 20 years away has “been like putting one foot in front of the other and just doing the next thing,” said Jen Venable ’04.
Designing at the Edge: Samford Architecture Students Explore a Gateway into Homewood
Students explore a downtown Homewood site through a studio project, highlighting community connection and being a good neighbor.
Building Confidence Through Student Research: School of Education Students Present at Annual Research Colloquia
At Samford University’s Orlean Beeson School of Education, undergraduate research is a defining part of the student experience. In fact, 100% of students in Teacher Education and Human Development and Family Science (HDFS) complete original research projects, exploring questions that connect directly to their coursework and future professions.
Reyes Examines Impact of Community Reinvestment Act, Wins Undergraduate Award at Samford Student Research Colloquia
Samford University’s Brock School of Business was well represented at the fifth annual Student Research Colloquia on Friday, April 24. Brock Scholar Aidan Reyes, a senior finance and computer science major, was one of the winners in the undergraduate research category.
Divinity and Social Work Student Presents Research During Samford's Student Research Colloquia
Jake Hughes, a student in Samford University’s Master of Arts in Theological Studies and Master of Social Work joint degree program, presented research on pornography consumption patterns among Christian men during the university’s fifth annual Student Research Colloquia on April 24.
From Arkansas to Alabama: Life Friends Share Beeson Experience
For the past six years, Mason Campbell and Noah McCallum have learned what it means to, as Dietrich Bonhoeffer wrote, live “life together.”
AI Showcased Across Disciplines at 5th Annual Student Research Colloquia
Over 170 students showcased scholarship during the 5th annual Samford Student Research Colloquia.
Student Government Renews Tradition by Dedicating Time Capsule for Students in 2050
The Student Government Association renewed a university tradition that began five decades ago by rededicating a time capsule for future Samford students to open in 2050.
Levi Bailey Receives Student Preaching Award: ‘Embodies the Message of the Gospel’
Longtime Beeson professor Doug Webster said Levi Bailey, this semester's recipient of the James Earl Massey Student Preaching Award, "embodies the message of the Gospel." Read more about Bailey and see who else won student awards.
Competitive FLEP Program Leads Army Soldier to Cumberland School of Law
Arielle Foster enlisted in the U.S. Army in 2018 as a paralegal specialist, beginning her military legal career, and she will graduate this spring from Cumberland School of Law. Selected for the military’s highly competitive Funded Legal Education Program (FLEP), Foster reached a goal she had been working toward since early in her Army career.
Samford School of Public Health Unveils Renovated Food Production Lab
Samford University’s School of Public Health unveiled its renovated Food Production Lab, which houses the Samford Wellness Kitchen in the College of Health Sciences. The updated space enhances hands-on learning for nutrition students and expands community wellness programs.
Bulldogs Place Eighth At SoCon Championship
WEST COLUMBIA, S.C. – The Samford men's golf team finished eighth in the Southern Conference Championship, held Monday through Wednesday at the Solina Golf Club.
Two Bulldogs Earn Weekly SoCon Track & Field Awards
SPARTANBURG, S.C. – Two members of the Samford track & field teams earned SoCon Athlete of the Week honors when the league released its weekly track & field awards Wednesday afternoon.
Samford Finishes Second Round Of SoCon Championship
WEST COLUMBIA, S.C. – The Samford men's golf team sits in eighth place after the second round of the Southern Conference Championship, held Tuesday at the Solina Golf Club.
Nicastro And Engel Named All-SoCon
SPARTANBURG, S.C. – Samford juniors Gabi Nicastro and Grace Engel were both named to the All-SoCon team when the Southern Conference released its postseason women's golf awards Tuesday afternoon.
Tuesday Night Baseball Game Canceled
BIRMINGHAM, Ala. – The Samford baseball team's game scheduled for Tuesday night against in-state rival Jacksonville State has been canceled due to inclement weather in the Birmingham area.