At the corner of 3rd Avenue and 19th Street in historic downtown Bessemer, a neon sign crowns Alabama’s oldest continuously...
Read moreDetailsCollege Football Playoff Committee recently announced that expanding to a 24-team playoff is all but inevitable. As is typical of...
Read moreDetailsDISCLAIMER: This article is purely satire The fall semester always brings an interesting phenomenon to Samford’s campus: pledge season. Fraternities...
Read moreDetailsDISCLAIMER: This article is purely satire There are a lot of ways economists measure a recession. Unemployment. Consumer spending. GDP....
Read moreDetailsDISCLAIMER: This is a satirical column Cheers of joy were heard across campus as Samford unveiled a fresh set of...
Read moreDetailsI have the privilege of being next year’s Editor-in-Chief for The Samford Crimson. If someone had told freshman me this fact, I would have...
Read moreDetailsI’m so thankful for all the joy, laughter and friendships that the Crimson has brought me. No matter what mood I’m in, I can always walk into...
Read moreDetailsI’ve sat staring at a blank document for this article for far too long. It feels very strange to be...
Read moreDetailsI've been thinking about how Samford will remember me. I doubt I'll personally be remembered, but I hope The Crimson leaves a lasting...
Read moreDetailsLast weekend Samford put on a vibrant and delightfully executed revival of Rodgers & Hammerstein’s “Oklahoma!” “Oklahoma!” is double cast, with two actors portraying Laurey,...
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