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From Prime deliveries to campus delays: Amazon’s invisible reach into our everyday apps
Early last week, students across campus found themselves staring at blank screens instead of assignments when Canvas, Samford’s main online...
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Pikapp breaks philanthropy record
Samford’s Alpha Eta chapter of national fraternity Pi Kappa Phi has raised $88,351.19 for local nonprofit Unless U, breaking the...
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Anatomy and Physiology change to A&P I and II
This fall, the biology department officially changed the anatomy and physiology classes to the combined Anatomy and Physiology (A&P) I...
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Credit hours updating from four to three in the fall
In the fall of 2026, the university will be changing their structure of class credit hours from four to three...
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It’s sizzlin on Fizz: Does Fizz hurt our student body?
By Emma Hawkins Disclaimer: In the spirit of transparency, the source in this article is the author’s friend, and therefore...
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Samford’s fall break service trip
Two extra days off from school for fall break is a welcome change of pace for many Samford students. While...
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Playing for Christ: Softball team Bible study leads to baptisms
The 2025-2026 softball team have not yet started season play, but their story is already full of new beginnings. Just...
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Finding home in Homewood: Students from Birmingham-Southern speak on their time at Samford
The choice to transfer schools is not typically one made in a rush. And yet, just a year and a...
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Samford TPUSA hosts Hollyhand
Brilyn Hollyhand, 19, spoke at Samford University on Oct. 2, 2025. He was hosted by Samford’s chapter of Turning Point...
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Drawing water and draining power: How artificial intelligence affects the environment
The rise of artificial intelligence (AI) over the past three years has prompted hundreds of debates over its use —...
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