ϳԹRemembers the Life and Legacy of Former Dean Lee Allen
ϳԹ celebrates the remarkable life and legacy of Lee Norcross Allen, historian, professor and former dean of Howard College of Arts and Sciences, who passed away on Dec. 16, 2024, at the age of 98.
ϳԹHosts History Conference, Students and Faculty Demonstrate Academic Leadership
ϳԹhosted the national meeting of the Conference on Faith and History (CFH) from Oct. 9-12, welcoming over 250 participants, including 200 faculty and 50 undergraduate students, to campus.
ϳԹHonors 2024 Fall Graduates: 'It is Your Turn to Now Lead Us'
President Beck A. Taylor expresses gratitude to nearly 300 new alumni: “Please know that ϳԹ is a better university because you were here.”
Alumna Haley Sue Evans Gains Olympic Experience with NBC Sports
Haley Sue Evans '22, a journalism and mass communication alumna, took her career to new heights while working with NBC Sports at the 2024 Paris Olympics.
Geography Students and Faculty Attend SEDAAG Conference, Jennifer Rahn Honored with Award for Student Mentorship
ϳԹ geography students and faculty showcased their academic engagement and leadership at the Southeastern Division of the Association of American Geographers (SEDAAG) Conference held Nov. 23-25 in Greenville, South Carolina.
ϳԹStudent Gains Hands-On Experience in London’s Faith Community
What does it take to make a real impact in a global faith community? Cooper Pitts, a sophomore majoring in English and global studies with a concentration in film studies, is discovering the answer firsthand through a transformative internship in London.
ϳԹHosts Lecture on U.S. Constitution, Civic Education and Virtue
Paul Carrese, professor in the School of Civic Thought and Leadership at Arizona State University, recently delivered a lecture at ϳԹ regarding the United States Constitution and civic virtues, an event supported by the Carolyn and Don Drennen Endowment for American History, Civics and the Constitution.
Prodige Tshibangu’s Path to Politics: From Vote Verification to Freshman Leadership
Prodige Tshibangu, a freshman international relations and ethics major from Clarkston, Georgia, is already making a name for himself at ϳԹ.
ϳԹAlumnus Steven Hall Leads Citrus Research to Revitalize Florida Agriculture
Steven Hall, a ϳԹ joint degree alumnus, is aiming to lead the revival of Florida’s citrus industry. As the new executive director of the Citrus Research and Field Trials (CRAFT) Foundation, Hall leads the development of sustainable solutions to combat threats that have crippled citrus farming—primarily, disease and severe storm damage.
Veterans Day Ceremony Honors Inspirational Sacrifice
ϳԹ honored armed forces veterans beneath the flag poles on Sherman Circle, where patriotism rang with gratitude.
Serendipity at Samford: Academic U-Turn Launched Andrew Brasher to Acclaimed Legal Career
ϳԹAlumnus of the Year: U.S. Circuit Judge Andrew Brasher says his love of reading led him to a profession "where I just do homework for a Job."
Student Publications Earn Top Honors at CMA/ACP Convention
ϳԹ student journalists were recently recognized with four awards at the College Media Association/Associated Collegiate Press (CMA/ACP) convention in New Orleans.
ϳԹPRSSA Celebrates a Year of National Recognition and Achievements
ϳԹ’s Public Relations Student Society of America (PRSSA) chapter has had a successful year, earning multiple national accolades that highlight the dedication and impact of its members.
Howard College Students Present Research at Mid-South Sociological Association Meeting, Faculty Honored for Leadership
Three Howard College students recently presented original research at the Mid-South Sociological Association (MSSA) Meeting in Nashville, gaining valuable professional experience and contributing to meaningful discussions on social issues.
ϳԹChemistry Students and Faculty Present Research at SERMACS 2024
Several ϳԹ chemistry students and faculty attended the Southeastern Regional Meeting of the American Chemical Society (SERMACS) in Atlanta, Georgia, from Oct. 23-26.
ϳԹStudent Journalists Receive 27 Awards in 2024 BCA Student Media Awards
ϳԹ student journalists earned high honors at the 2024 Baptist Communicators Association (BCA) Student Media Awards, taking home 27 awards that highlight exceptional work in public relations, photography, social media, design and writing completed during the 2023-2024 academic year.
Kionna Ramsey: Merging Ministry, Justice and Entrepreneurship at ϳԹ
When ϳԹjunior Kionna Ramsey first arrived on campus, she intended to follow a pre-medical path with aspirations of becoming a pediatrician. In a transformative moment during her freshman year, she felt called to a different vocation.
Christian Sanchez Co-Leads Research Discovering Pathogen’s Resistance to Common Cleaning Agents
Christian Sanchez, assistant professor of chemistry and biochemistry, recently co-authored a groundbreaking study that uncovers resistance of the bacterial pathogen Pseudomonas aeruginosa to widely used cleaning agents.