Year in Review: Top Stories of the Year by Month
The beginning of the school year last fall consisted of many concerns and questions for students about how long Samford will remain open and in operation during a pandemic, as well as students’ reactions to what was happening in the United States and the world. September...
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Samford’s spring football season ends
The Samford Bulldogs finished their 2021 spring football season on April 17 with a bout against the #23 Mercer Bears...
Yorgo’s Yatter: Let’s play ball, but not in Atlanta
Yorgo Sarris/Contributing Writer This is an opinion column. I don’t watch baseball on television. It is mind-numbingly boring and I...
Baseball struggles at WCU
Callie Morrison/Contributing Writer On Friday, April 16, the Samford baseball team headed to Cullowhee, North Carolina, for a two-day series...
Features
Christenberry Planetarium reopens with new shows after two-year break
After being closed for nearly two years, Samford University’s Christenberry Planetarium has reopened and is presenting new shows this spring...
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New courses about race and society to be offered for the fall semester
In order to combat stereotypes, racism and discrimination toward people of color, it’s important for an individual to take time...
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Art student Emily Kent’s show ‘My Christian Sex Life’ premiers April 19
Senior art student Emily Kent’s show, “My Christan Sex Life,” premieres on April 19 in the Samford Art Lofts. Every...
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Professor Courtney Haun gives final talk in the Leadership Lunch Series
Juliana Mink | Contributing Writer On Wed. April 14, Samford professor Courtney Haun led the last installment of the Leadership...
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Opinions
Student perspective: Quarantining in a hotel during the COVID-19 era
Because of the COVID-19 pandemic, the definition of quarantine has drastically evolved. What was...
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