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Birmingham repairs flood damage on Lakeshore
Katy Beth Boyers / Arts & Life Editor Birmingham has experienced record rainfall the past two weeks, resulting in flash...
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Samford honors Black History Month with events on campus
Selah Vetter / News Editor In honor of Black History Month, Samford University hosted events and activities on campus to...
Read moreSGA votes to eliminate position
Selah Vetter / News Editor On Feb. 11, Samford University’s Student Government Association passed a resolution that will change the...
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Office of Diversity hosts Lead with Love
Selah Vetter / News Editor In honor of Black History Month, Samford University hosted events and activities on campus to...
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NPR hosts One Small Step in Birmingham
William Marlow / Managing Editor On Feb. 7, StoryCorps and National Public Radio bridged America’s political divide and launched the...
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Governor Ivey awards grants to rebuild roads
William Marlow / Managing Editor Alabama Governor Kay Ivey recently awarded grants to 10 counties to help rebuild the state’s...
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Trump gives State of the Union
Selah Vetter / News Editor On Feb.4, President Trump addressed millions of Americans and Congress during the annual State of...
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New student scholarship introduced at Step Sing
Selah Vetter / News Editor Students who practice for hours to sing and dance in front of their peers, families...
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Alabama schools fight against obesity
William Marlow / Managing Editor Alabama schools have partnered with the National Foundation for Governors’ Fitness Councils or NFGFC to...
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Exploring employment opportunities on campus
Selah Vetter / Staff Writer Many college students understand the reality of being broke. Tuition, textbooks, food and everything in...
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