Arts and Life

By Sophie Higby Begun in 1951, Step Sing is one of Samford’s oldest and most beloved traditions by students, faculty...

Levi Thomas Feature Writer October is National Disability Employment Awareness Month (NDEAM). Many will simply refer to it as Disability...

“How can I create something meaningful out of this uncertain time?” is not what most people likely thought to themselves...

While the world outside experienced a torrential downpour severe enough to prompt a flash flood warning, the audience inside the...

Jayden Foster Contributing Writer "Wear what makes you happy. Don't care about what other people are going to think about...

From Oct. 1 through Oct. 3, Harrison Theatre came to life as Samford’s Theatre for Youth Program performed “The Wind...

The United States of America is commonly known for the following ideas: the Grand Canyon, apple pie and Mount Rushmore....

Under the lights of paper lanterns, Samford students feasted on sizzling stir-fry, steaming rice, and rich mooncakes. As some struggled...

The Worship in the Black Church Experience held Sept. 28 sought to introduce and celebrate the merging of African faith...

On Sept. 30, Professor Jarvis J. Williams visited Samford’s campus to discuss the themes of his newly-released book, “Redemptive Kingdom...