Samford Solutions: How must we go on without James Jefferson
With Student Government Association (SGA) elections approaching, the sad reality that James Jefferson will not be our president because he ...
OPINION: Supporting movies as artists intended
At the Oscars, award winning artists are provided unique platforms to thank their friends, families, inspirations and coworkers. Oftentimes, artists ...
The Mayberry of college campuses: Samford’s crime rate
The Clery Act is a federal law that, among other things, requires college campuses to keep an updated crime log. ...
Mr. Samford open to non-Greek organizations
EDITOR'S NOTE: In the spirit of transparency, Abbey Duke is a staff writer for The Crimson. Without her particular position ...
Samford in the mid-60s: Hesitance to Desegregate
Leading up to Samford’s desegregation in 1967, the discussion in and around Samford was, to say the least, complicated. Christopher ...
The hottest spot on Samford’s campus—always warm, always welcoming
By: Belle Kelly The hot plate is a revolutionary discovery made by Samford students in past years. Located on the ...
Noah Martin: From Samford to the NFL
By Contributing Reporter Francis Inabnet Samford University continues to get its foot in the door among other big schools in ...
DEI statement added to club constitutions
The week of Feb. 17, an email from the Student Involvement Office was sent to all advisors and presidents of ...
Tennis players need support too
With men’s basketball being the most attended sport at Samford University, “Bucky Ball” never has to compete for fans. Other ...
Humanizing a Hero: Understanding Audrey Lattimore Gaston Howard’s Legacy
When discussing individuals who were a part of significant changes in history, it is common to elevate them to a ...
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