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Howard College of Arts and Sciences Alumni Establish Endowed Fund to Support University Fellows

Outgoing SGA President Caleb John: A Voice for Justice Beyond �鶹��

�鶹�� Student Uses AI to Combat Growing Online Crypto Scams

Birmingham-Southern Transfers: ‘�鶹�� Was There When We Needed It the Most’

Biochemistry Graduate Commissioned into U.S. Air Force, Prepares for Dental School

�鶹�� Students, Faculty Serve Hispanic Community Through Holistic Health Expo

�鶹�� History Students Discover Faith, Community Through Sacred Harp Tradition

�鶹��’s Howard College of Arts and Sciences and School of the Arts Celebrate Spring 2026 Graduates

Department of Communication and Media Honors Top Students at 2025-26 Awards Ceremony

Award-Winning Senior Mason Zuelzke Prepares for Next Step in Biochemistry

�鶹�� Communication and Media Students, Faculty Explore Communication in an AI World at Regional Conference

Howard College Honors Faculty and Staff with 2026 Dean’s Awards

�鶹��’s Christenberry Planetarium Brings Community Together to Experience Artemis II Mission

�鶹��'s Department of Mathematics and Computer Science Honors 2026 Graduates and Award Recipients

Beeson Divinity School Names Jacob and Suzanne Simmons Alumni of the Year

�鶹�� Communication and Media Honor Societies Induct Students

Under One Roof, Interprofessional Acute Care Simulation Brings Students Together

Colonial Dames Honor �鶹�� Students for Exceptional Research on Early American History

�鶹�� Student Attends AED Centennial Convention, Connects with Future Health Leaders

�鶹�� Alumnus Highlights Core Texts Program During Presentation at the University of Oxford

Gift Supports New Research Boat for �鶹��’s Biological and Environmental Sciences Department

�鶹�� Debate Team Qualifies for National Debate Tournament

�鶹��’s 2026 Robbins Lecture Explores Courage, Spiritual Health and the Call to Thrive

Building Bridges Across Generations: �鶹��’s 2026 Trinity Forum Encourages Dialogue and Understanding

�鶹�� History Department Hosts Lectures on the Declaration of Independence in Recognition of America’s 250th Anniversary

�鶹�� Computer Science Student Builds App to Support Future Cohorts at new Costa Rica Study Center

�鶹�� Students Earn Multiple Awards at Southeast Journalism Conference

Newly Renovated Media Studio Elevates Hands-on Learning for Broadcast Journalism Students

Theresa Davidson, �鶹�� Sociology Professor, Honored with 2026 Outstanding Faculty Award

�鶹��’s School of Education New Trinity Forum to Focus on Addressing Generational Differences in Teaching and Learning

Biblical Foundations: �鶹��’s Core Curriculum Grounded in Truth of Scripture

Coleman Family Scholarship Expands Access to Life-Changing �鶹�� Study Abroad Experience in Costa Rica

Hornak Family Endows Scholarship to Support Future Nonprofit Leaders

�鶹�� Computer Science Students Build Apps and Present to Industry Professionals

�鶹�� Alumnus Judge Stephen Dillard Receives National Rehnquist Award for Judicial Excellence

�鶹�� Debate Concludes Strong First Semester at Wake Forest American Debate Association Fall Championship

�鶹��’s Howard College Hosts 2025 Timothy Sumner Robinson Forum Featuring Award-Winning Journalist Laura Hackett

�鶹�� Students Launch University’s First Collegiate Fishing Team at Auburn Open

�鶹�� Chemistry Professor Receives Petroleum Research Fund Grant

�鶹�� Debate Teams Excel at University of Oklahoma Tournament

Howard College to Host 2025 Timothy Sumner Robinson Forum Featuring Award-Winning Journalist Laura Hackett

�鶹�� Students and Faculty Present Research at Mid-South Sociological Association Conference

�鶹�� Students, Faculty Appearing at Major Theological Conferences

�鶹�� Students Present Interdisciplinary Research at Southern Conference Undergraduate Forum

�鶹�� Student Media Earns National Recognition at 2025 Pinnacle Awards

�鶹��’s Josh Reeves Appointed Associate Co-Editor for Christian Scholar’s Review

Ancient Civilizations, Modern Insights: �鶹�� to Offer Study Abroad Opportunities in Rome and Egypt

Sincerely, �鶹�� Abroad: The World is Waiting

�鶹�� School of Education Alumna Features Christenberry Planetarium in New Book

Francis Su Delivers 2025 Davis Lecture on Mathematics and Human Flourishing

Howard College Faculty Navigate the Rise of AI in the Classroom: Part Two

�鶹�� Debate Excels at Season’s First Tournament

�鶹�� Alumna Finds Calling in Writing and Ministry Through Social Media

�鶹�� Freshman Mason Currier Sets Alabama Birding Record

�鶹�� History Department Receives Two National Grants

Howard College Faculty Navigate the Rise of AI in the Classroom: Part One

�鶹�� Alumnus Bradyn Debysingh Makes West End Debut in The Phantom of the Opera

�鶹�� Stockham Scholars Host Carol Swain for Dinner and Conversation

Vaulting Into Opportunity: Jed Sisco Embraces �鶹��’s Online Environmental Master’s Program

President Taylor touts 'courage' at �鶹��'s 184th opening convocation

Core Texts Lectures to Enrich Student Learning at �鶹�� this Fall

�鶹�� PRSSA Chapter Earns 12th Consecutive Star Chapter Award

�鶹�� Students Dive into Hands-On Research at Dauphin Island Sea Lab

�鶹�� Reveals Alumni Award Honorees for 2025

Summer Debate Institute Equips Future Champions with Skills, Confidence and Community

�鶹�� Alumna Emory Bradford Named Editor-in-Chief of Civil Rights Law Journal

�鶹�� Alumni Lead Trailblazing Mission Trip to Alaska

Communication and Media Professor Receives Award for Outstanding Teaching

Biology Faculty Document Carnivorous Plant Discovery in Northwest Alabama

STEM Scholars Welcome Two Transfer Students for Fall 2025

Rooted in Community: �鶹�� Staff Embody Faith and Learning in Rural Ministry

Longtime �鶹�� Professor Larry Davenport Retires after Four Decades of Teaching, Research and Conservation

Colonial Dames Honor �鶹�� History Students and Faculty

Remembering Boyd Christenberry: A Legacy of Leadership, Generosity and Shared Roots

�鶹�� Appoints David Holcomb as Chair of Political Science Department

�鶹�� Alumna Laura Aughtman Bridges Cultures Through Language and Passion

Linden Cundiff Reflects on Her Transfer Journey and Community at �鶹��

U.S. Air Force ROTC Cadets Commissioned During Annual Ceremony at �鶹��

�鶹�� Celebrates 30 Years of Debate Excellence with Birmingham Area League Championship

Emily Hynds Appointed as �鶹��’s Executive Director for Faculty Success

�鶹��’s School of the Arts and Howard College of Arts and Sciences Celebrate Spring 2025 Graduates

�鶹�� Celebrates 2025 STEM Scholars Graduating Class

Arts and Sciences Students Showcase Scholarship at �鶹��’s 2025 Research Colloquia

A Legacy Written in the Stars: Christenberry Planetarium Continues to Inspire at �鶹��

CAM Department Honors Top Students at 2024-25 Awards Ceremony

�鶹�� Faculty Participate in National Core Texts Conference and Join New Liberal Arts Consortium

�鶹�� Senior TJ Riggs Receives National Honor from Amnesty International USA

�鶹�� Faculty Launch Initiative to Deepen Faith and Vocational Exploration in Study Abroad

Julianne Sandberg Named Director of the Davis Lecture Series

Howard College Junior Grace Estes Named Recipient of McDade Scholarship

Communication and Media Honor Societies Induct 24 Students

�鶹�� Students Collaborate Across Disciplines During Acute Care Simulation

�鶹�� Alumnus and Bestselling Author Bradley Collins to Speak on Campus April 17

From Classroom to Cuisine: Pursue Your Passions with a Semester in London

�鶹��'s Outstanding Student Leaders Honored with Service Awards

Rooted in Values, Leading with Vision: Molly Determan’s Path from �鶹�� to the Energy Sector’s Forefront

�鶹�� Students Present Research at National Political Science Conference

�鶹�� Debate Finishes Regular Season Strong, Prepares for National Debate Tournament

�鶹�� Announces Core Texts Abroad Endowed Scholarship, Selects 20 Students for Core Texts London 2025

Grace Fennimore: Serving Her Country and Campus with Dedication

�鶹�� Alumni Doug and Janet Turnure Establish Endowed Scholarship Honoring Ardell Turnure

�鶹�� Student Media Earns National Recognition at ProCon 25

�鶹�� Debate Team Competes in Key National and Regional Tournaments

�鶹�� Core Texts London Program Transforms Student’s Perspective

�鶹�� Biology Professor Honors Late Mentor Through Memorial Journal Issue

New Introduction to Forensic Science Course Brings Hands-On Crime Scene Investigation to �鶹��

�鶹�� Debate Team Earns Spot at National Debate Tournament

�鶹�� Psychology Student McKinnley Meyer Leads Mental Health Advocacy for Student-Athletes

Sara Erenda Balances Psychology Studies and Tennis at �鶹��

�鶹�� Debate Team Performs Strongly at Texas Open Tournament

�鶹�� Students Earn Multiple Awards at the Southeast Journalism Conference

Singleton Wins Award for Groundbreaking Research on Black Journalism

�鶹�� Alumna and Communication Studies Faculty Member Collaborate on Body Liberation Publication

Amanda Howard Honored with 2025 Outstanding Faculty Award

Spring Convocation Highlights Diversity Through Lens of God Creating Everyone 'Uniquely Different'

�鶹�� Adds Wallace State to Transfer Partnership

�鶹�� Junior Madison Dorsey Pursues Passion for Shark Biology at McWane Science Center

�鶹�� Remembers the Life and Legacy of Former Dean Lee Allen

�鶹�� Hosts History Conference, Students and Faculty Demonstrate Academic Leadership

�鶹�� Honors 2024 Fall Graduates: 'It is Your Turn to Now Lead Us'

Alumna Haley Sue Evans Gains Olympic Experience with NBC Sports

Geography Students and Faculty Attend SEDAAG Conference, Jennifer Rahn Honored with Award for Student Mentorship

�鶹�� Student Gains Hands-On Experience in London’s Faith Community

�鶹�� Hosts Lecture on U.S. Constitution, Civic Education and Virtue

Prodige Tshibangu’s Path to Politics: From Vote Verification to Freshman Leadership

�鶹�� Alumnus Steven Hall Leads Citrus Research to Revitalize Florida Agriculture

Veterans Day Ceremony Honors Inspirational Sacrifice

Serendipity at �鶹��: Academic U-Turn Launched Andrew Brasher to Acclaimed Legal Career

Student Publications Earn Top Honors at CMA/ACP Convention

�鶹�� PRSSA Celebrates a Year of National Recognition and Achievements

Howard College Students Present Research at Mid-South Sociological Association Meeting, Faculty Honored for Leadership

�鶹�� Chemistry Students and Faculty Present Research at SERMACS 2024

�鶹�� Student Journalists Receive 27 Awards in 2024 BCA Student Media Awards

Kionna Ramsey: Merging Ministry, Justice and Entrepreneurship at �鶹��

Christian Sanchez Co-Leads Research Discovering Pathogen’s Resistance to Common Cleaning Agents

�鶹�� Alumna Mary Parker ’24 Selected as Fulbright Scholar

�鶹�� Debate Wins George Ziegelmueller Tournament in Novice, Varsity Wins 3rd Speaker

Medieval Manuscript Donation Sparks Student Research at �鶹��

Robert Elsner Drives Breakthroughs in Athlete Mental Health Advocacy and Research

�鶹�� Professor Jonathan Bass Reconstructs Transformative History of Howard College for Cambridge Lecture

�鶹�� Debate Team Wins First-Place at Kentucky Tournament

Kelsey Martin: Leading on the Track and Beyond

�鶹�� Geography and Sociology department building on continued success

�鶹�� to compete against Howard University in Southern Scholars Debate Classic

�鶹�� Unveils $85 Million Recreation, Wellness & Athletics Complex That 'Stands Among the Best' Facilities in the Nation

�鶹�� establishes the Carolyn and Don Drennen Endowment for American History, Civics and the Constitution

�鶹�� Debate advances to Elite Eight at season opener in Washington, D.C.

�鶹�� welcomes Sheena Virji to HCAS Advisory Board

�鶹�� Alumna Kendall Jarrard Selected for U.S. Department of State Critical Language Scholarship Program

Dr. Tanya Hollins shares insights on leadership in tech at Classroom to Career event

�鶹�� Garners 3 Top 10 National Rankings in The Wall Street Journal’s 2025 List of Best Colleges

Beeson hosts “�鶹�� on Mission” discussion

'Gratitude' Permeates During �鶹��'s 183rd Opening Convocation

Judge Janice Rogers Brown to Speak at �鶹�� Concerning “Thoughts on Culture”

�鶹�� Chemistry Department Receives Substantial Grant for Student Research

�鶹�� Hosts 50th Annual Summer Debate Institute for Middle and High School Students

�鶹�� Geography and Sociology Department Earns National Recognition

Useful and Enlightened Christian Citizens

Cultivating a Passion, Exploring the Heavens

An Alumna’s Journey from Swimming Pretty to Parting the Waves

A Family Legacy Spanning 70 Years

�鶹�� Fellows Study Abroad in Italy

�鶹�� Selects Ana Carballal as New Chair of World Languages and Cultures

Communication and Media Students Advance to Effie Collegiate Ally Brand Challenge Semifinals

Play ball! �鶹�� Computer Science Students Collaborate with the Center for Sports Analytics to Develop a��Virtual Reality Pitching App��

�鶹�� Debate Finishes Season Ranked Third in the Nation, Highest Achievement in Program History

Math and Computer Science Students Honored at Department Celebration

�鶹�� Alumni Create Sacred Space for All Abilities

�鶹�� Through and Through: Bass Family Continues Legacy at �鶹��

�鶹��’s School of the Arts and Howard College of Arts and Sciences Celebrate Spring 2024 Graduates

�鶹�� Professor Receives Organic Syntheses Grant to Fund Chemistry Research Project

�鶹�� Student Spends Semester in British Parliament

Communication and Media Students Continue Winning Streak at Alabama Media Professionals Communication Contest

TJ Riggs Becomes Fifth �鶹�� Student to Be Named Truman Scholar

40 Years of Giving: One Couple’s Dedication to Continuing �鶹��’s Legacy

�鶹�� Psychology Professor Awarded Prestigious Grant to Help Create More Sensory Inclusive Worship Environments

�鶹�� Professor Elected President of the American Fisheries Society Southern Division

�鶹�� Student Media Publications Win College Media Association Apple Awards

�鶹��’s STEM Scholars Hosts Third Annual Networking Event

�鶹�� Appoints Adam Winn as New Chair of Biblical and Religious Studies Department

�鶹�� Students' Research and Writing Skills Strengthened through Magic City Religion Project

�鶹�� Debate Reaches Final Four of ADA Nationals, Wins Numerous Awards

�鶹�� Professor Honors Vestavia Hills Shooting Victims with Original Paintings

�鶹�� Communication and Media Students Earn 17 Awards at SEJC 2024 Conference

�鶹�� Students Receive Certification and Training on Trauma and Crisis De-escalation

�鶹�� Professor Awarded Preaching Magazine's Book of the Year

Communication and Media Students Win Awards and are Selected to Present Research at BEA Conference

Nationally Recognized Atmospheric Scientist Challenges �鶹�� Students to Act on Climate Change

�鶹��’s History Remembered in Professor’s New Book

�鶹�� Debaters Win Mid-Atlantic Championship, Qualify for National Debate Tournament

Brewing Success: �鶹�� Alumni Take Their Coffee Business Overseas

�鶹�� Debate Wins UT Austin Tournament

New PR Agency Class Preparing �鶹�� Students for the Workforce

�鶹�� Preparing High School Students for College with New Civil Rights History Program

�鶹�� Political Science Students Receive First-Hand Experience in D.C.

�鶹�� Geography Alumna Serving Others Through Public Art

�鶹�� Debate Team Wins Indiana Tournament: Rises to Fourth Place in National Rankings

�鶹�� Provost Distinguished Lecture Returns March 14

Beeson to host Christ-centered counseling event, open house

Atmospheric Scientist to Speak at �鶹�� 鶹�� Finding Hope Amid Climate Change

�鶹��, Beeson alumni elected to serve Alabama Baptists

Environmental Science Alumna Selected for Graduate Research Position in Auburn Bee Lab

Couple Establishes Scholarship for First-Generation �鶹�� Students

�鶹�� Student and Professor Presents Research on Colombian Narratives at National Conference

�鶹�� Professor Receives Grant to Research Christian Trust in Science

�鶹�� Debate Finishes Season Ranked 5th in the Nation

Renowned Syndicated Journalist Cal Thomas Reflects on 50-Year Career and American Politics at �鶹��

Communication and Media Win Two First-Place CMA Pinnacle Awards

�鶹�� Professor Identifies Site in Galilee as Production Center of Fine Ceramic Wares, Will Present at Chicago Conference in November

�鶹�� Places Third in National Mock Trial Competition

�鶹�� Hosts Navajo Christian Scholar and Activist for Native American Heritage Month

�鶹�� Students Win Big at Mid-South Sociological Conference

�鶹�� Hosts Former Fox News Commentator and Popular Syndicated Columnist Cal Thomas

Steve Forbes Lectures "A Model for Leadership" at �鶹��

Communication and Media Students Win BCA Student Awards

�鶹�� Freshman Receives John Duren Scholarship

�鶹�� receives $1.2 million grant to promote compelling preaching

�鶹�� Debate Finishes in Elite Eight at Season Opener, Captures Third and Fourth Speaker

�鶹�� Offers Cybersecurity Courses for First-Time

Communication and Media Professors Present at AEJMC Conference

Students Moved by Bache Visiting Writers Series Poet Frank X Walker

Songwriter and Author Bradley Collins '01 Establishes Scholarship for Creatives

�鶹�� to Host Renowned Businessman, Former Presidential Candidate Steve Forbes

�鶹�� Student and Alumna win 2023 Phi Kappa Phi Honor Society Awards

�鶹�� Celebrates 182nd Opening Convocation

Political Science Alumnus on a Mission to Meet Every Mayor in His State

�鶹�� Professor Appointed to Gulf of Mexico Fishery Management Council by U.S. Secretary of Commerce

�鶹�� Professors Participate in Faith and Learning Conference in Colombia

Communication and Media Students Win Six First-Place Awards at NFPW Conference

New Scholarship Established to Honor Two Grandmothers of Incredible Faith

�鶹�� Alumni and Students Participate in Leadership Institute's Youth Leadership School in Washington, D.C.

Listening, Speaking and Teaching the Subject of 2023 Diversity Forum

Biology Alumna Receives National Science Foundation Research Fellowship

Department of Math and Computer Science Awards Students

Professor Awarded Grant to Enhance Career Preparation for Math Students

�鶹�� Students Present at National Conference on Undergraduate Research

�鶹�� Alumnus Honored with Scholarship to Help Students Pursue Calling in Ministry

Professors Awarded Lilly Faculty Fellowship to Advance Faith and Learning at �鶹��

�鶹��'s School of the Arts and Howard College of Arts and Sciences Celebrate Spring Graduates

Dawn McCormack Becomes First Female Dean of �鶹��’s Howard College of Arts and Sciences

�鶹�� Colloquia Event Celebrates Student Research

Staff Advisory Council Announces Second Quarter Nominees for Bill Nunnelley Award

State of the State’s Water: Why Women Should Care Event Inspires Students to Act

�鶹��'s Great Ideas Summer Institute Returns

�鶹�� Alumnus Bradley Collins ’01 and NBC This is Us Star Chrissy Metz Share New Book with �鶹�� Students

�鶹�� Professor Selected to Collaborate with Top African American Mathematicians

�鶹�� Debate Places Second, Wins Top Speaker at Nationals

Communication and Media Professor Wins Three Awards for Research

Biblical and Religious Studies Host Chicago Pastor for 2023 Dotson M. Nelson Lecture��

Communication and Media Students Win Big at Southeastern Journalism Conference

Biochemistry and Spanish Alumna Succeeds in Medical School Following Stint in Faculty-Guided Research Program

Chemistry and Math Alumnus One Step Closer to Dream Thanks to Faculty-Guided Research Program

Chemistry and Biochemistry Alumna Credits Faculty-Guided Research Program for Her Success��

Focus on Prayer, Hope Topic of Spring Opening Convocation

Junior Varsity Debaters Place Second at Georgetown Tournament; Varsity Debaters Defeat Harvard

�鶹�� Recognizes 330 Graduates During Winter Commencement Ceremonies

�鶹�� Alumni Research Published in Prestigious Math Journal

�鶹�� Alumnus Creates One-of-a-Kind Pacifier to Prevent Dental Malocclusion

�鶹�� Faculty-and Student-Produced Film to Premiere Nov. 16

�鶹�� Novice Debaters Win Gonzaga Tournament: Varsity Debaters Defeat Elite Universities

�鶹�� Launches Race, Ethnicity and Social Justice Minor

�鶹�� to Host Biblical Scholar, Author from Australia��

�鶹�� Faculty Receive CCCU Research Grants

�鶹�� to Host Book Discussion with New York Times Bestselling Author Jennifer Teege

Senior Bailey Holland Becomes First �鶹�� Student To Win U.S. Department Of Defense SMART Scholarship

�鶹�� Novice Debaters Reach Final Four Of Season Opener, Varsity Debaters Defeat Harvard

�鶹�� Student Pursues Calling to Serve His Country by Interning at the U.S. Secret Service

�鶹�� Hosts Lisa McNair To Share New Book On Birmingham Church Bombing That Killed Her Sister

President Taylor Encourages Students, Employees to Place Hope in God During Opening Convocation Address

�鶹�� Howard College of Arts and Sciences Host Scholar Richard Avramenko Oct. 3

�鶹�� Howard College of Arts and Sciences Host Reading While Black Author Esau McCaulley Oct. 6

HCAS Welcomes New Faculty For The 2022-2023 School Year

�鶹�� Launches New Neuroscience Degree

Communication and Media Faculty Present Research at National Conference

�鶹�� Students Earn 2022 American Independence Awards for Colonial Period Research

Red Cross Club Helps Students Grow by Making a Difference for Others

Steven Epley Retires After More than 30 Years with �鶹��

Victoria Delchamps Retires After 16 Years

Dennis Sansom Retires After 34 Years at �鶹��

David Johnson Retires After Decades of Service to �鶹��

�鶹�� Students, Employees Volunteer at The World Games

Communication and Media Students and Faculty Earn National Recognition

Six U.S. Air Force ROTC Cadets Commissioned During Annual Ceremony

Krebel ‘22 Accepted to Prestigious Teaching Assistant Program in France

Den Hartog-Advised Edition of Christian History Receives National Recognition

�鶹�� Students Recognized by Sigma Delta Pi National Collegiate Hispanic Honor Society

WLAC Presents Annual Student Honors

�鶹�� Awards Degrees to 1,287 Students

Howard College of Arts and Sciences Presents Faculty Honors

Bakkegard Receives Fulbright Scholar Award to Study Bahamian Flat-headed Frog

�鶹�� to Hold Five Commencement Ceremonies April 29-30 to Celebrate Graduates

New Scholarship Shares Transformative Experience of Ancient World

Students Add Guatemalan Tradition to Holy Week at �鶹��

Department Hosts German General Consul

Political Science Research, Mentoring Help Launch Career of Graduating Senior

Students Observe Rare Cranes, Contribute Data to Amphibian Pathogen Surveillance

Research Supports Traditional Paths to Flourishing, Harvard Scholar Tells �鶹�� Students

�鶹�� Appoints Tyshawn Gardner to Lead Preministerial Scholars Program

WLAC Faculty, Students Share Expertise at Latin-American and Iberian Studies Conference

Laughlin Earns Turan Future Educator Scholarship

Department Honors Students at Annual Celebration

�鶹�� Has Strong Presence at MAA Regional Meeting

Student Research Earns Alabama Academy of Science Honors

Celebrate-the-Service-and-Friendship-of-Dave-Johnson-April-19

Journalism Students Earn Top Regional Honors

April 13 Event To Explore Literary, Philosophical Significance of King Lear

Johnson Earns CIRES Fellowship

Rodas to Present Dotson Nelson Lectures April 7

Micah Fellows To Showcase East Lake Partnerships March 21-25

George Asserts Importance of Great Tradition for Christian Living

Novice Debaters Win National Championship

Antwi-Fordjour Earns Grant for Infectious Disease Research

Debaters Earn Top Regional Honors, Advance to National Debate Tournament

Research by Emmons, Carey Honored Among Top Papers in Sports Communication

Emmons Named President of State PRSA Chapter

Student Media Find New Home

�鶹�� To Host Zoo Atlanta Researcher March 15

Feb. 23 Panel to Spotlight Sociology Careers

Feb. 25 Event to Provide Networking for Students, STEM Professionals

�鶹�� To Host Consul General of Germany for Feb. 22 Lecture

�鶹�� Hosts Alabama History Conference

Johnson Earns Teaching Award

Biological and Environmental Sciences Lecture Series Begins Feb. 14

Spring Events to Spotlight Math, Computer Science Research

�鶹�� To Host Carl Trueman Feb. 17

Digital Video Center Relocates

Rhonda Parker Wins George Macon Award

Parker, Sansom Honored at Opening Convocation

A Journey Home: David Reeves Finds Hope and Help Decades After Stopping Short of Graduation

Spring Religion Lectures to Feature Daniel Carroll, Timothy George

Online, In Person Event To Explore Scientific Trust and the Future of the Church Feb. 1

Grants Encourage Exploration of Faith Traditions in Classroom and Community

Debate Team Wins First Tournament of 2022

In New Book, Tew Helps Introduce Baptists Who Challenged Denomination to Become More Progressive

�鶹�� Honors 322 Graduates During Winter Commencement Ceremonies

Bains, Students Expand Site Dedicated to Birmingham’s Sacred Spaces

�鶹�� Demonstrates Outsized Influence at Geography Conference

Rau Called to Career at Intersection of Faith, Social Justice

Environmental Work of Davenport, Overton Highlighted in New Book

Math Faculty Present Research at AMS Meeting

Computer Science Students, Faculty Represent Department at ACM Conference

Robayna Explores Education Opportunities in Africa

Christmas Around the World Returns to Open Day of Festivities

In New Book, Alumna Pitts Explores Language of Faith

For Computer Science Students, Internships, Research Are Essential Steps On Career Path

Open House Features First Meeting of New Advisory Council

Thomas Takes Research to SoCon Undergraduate Research Forum

May Term Brings New Experiences in Chile

Mia Farris: At Home in the City of Light

Mulder, South to Discuss Ukraine Ministry Nov. 18

Historian Colvin Named Young Alumna of the Year

Math Connection Event Links Alumna, Students

Biology Students, Faculty Lead Shades Creek Cleanup

�鶹�� to Host Science and Theology Conference

Trepanier Addresses Civics Teachers

Stoner: Faith-Inspired Legislation Can Support Moral Society

�鶹�� Research Examines Media Characterizations of Interactions Between Police, Black Girls and Women

�鶹�� Students Selected for SoCon Research Conference

Young Debaters Begin Season With Promising Tournament Results

Fall Zoom Seminars Feature Experts, Diverse Topics

Internships Bring Academic Credit, Professional Experience

Join Us for the Math and Computer Science Open House Nov. 5!

Reeves Book Examines Scientific Trust and the Future of the Church

Williams Explores Redemptive Message of Epistle to the Galatians

Waldvogel to Speak at Air Force Symposium

CAM Students Begin Fall Media Production Projects

Miller Book Focuses on Sustaining Black Music and Culture During COVID-19

Redesigned �鶹�� Crimson Returns to Print

Williams Accepted for Jackie Robinson Impact Program

Ranked Eighth in U.S., Debate Has Strong Season Opener

Philosophy, Religion Podcasts Expand HCAS Digital Humanities Resources

Department Welcomes Sara Ortega-Higgs

Cissell to Present Research Talk Oct. 6

Anthony Overton Appointed to State Charter School Commission

Center for Science and Religion to Host Discussion of Evolution, Education

Mapping Project Helps Conserve Environment, Empower Communities

Overton Named Wallace-Carver Fellow

Chew Offers Videos to Help Students Transition to Higher Education

HCAS Welcomes New Faculty

New Citizenship Program to Bring Speakers to Campus

Howard College of Arts and Sciences Names New Class of John Howard Scholars

Department of Biblical and Religious Studies to Host Discussion of Kynes Book Sept. 14

Redemptive Kingdom Diversity Author Jarvis Williams to Speak Sept. 30

Surprise Reunion Highlights Internship Focus

Ludwig Family Honors Selfless Spirit of Barnabas with New Scholarship

Sojourn Magazine Reflects Digital Shift of Pandemic Life

A Passion for Human Rights Shines Through Career of Alumna Carolyn Johnston

�鶹�� Student Aubrie Strange, Dolly Parton Share Passion for Service

�鶹�� PRSSA Earns Star Chapter Recognition

Alumnus Walters Publishes COVID-19 Book for Children

Friar, Matthews Selected for National Young Leaders Initiative

Lockart Joins Department of Chemistry and Biochemistry

Alumnus Young Named Phi Kappa Phi Fellow

Williams Earns Lifetime Achievement Award

Physics Alumna Named NSF, GEM/Intel Fellow

Womack Named AAF-Birmingham Student of the Year

Awtrey Will Lead Department of Math and Computer Science

Carey Earns National Advising Honor

Womack Earns American Advertising Federation’s Mosaic Award

Boyers Chosen for National Journalism Institute

Haun Honored for Outstanding Service to Advertising Profession, Students

Alumna Plays Integral Role in Development of COVID-19 Contact Tracing App

Research Internship Offers Key Academic, Career Skills

�鶹�� Celebrates Graduation of STEM Scholars

Den Hartog Explores Religious Aspects of American Revolution for Australian Broadcasting

WLAC Presents Annual Student Honors (2021)

�鶹�� Awards 1,340 Degrees to Class of 2021 During Five Ceremonies

History Students Earn American Independence Awards

�鶹�� Celebrated Its Final 2021 Commencement

�鶹�� Celebrates Day of Spanish

Department of Communication and Media Announces Student Honors

Students Launch New Issue of Award-Winning Magazine

Black Women Speak Through Student Film

Love of Learning Led Dedo to Teaching

Ledgerwood Enriched �鶹�� With Language, Travel, Music

A Good Fit: Morgan Ponder Reflects on 32 Years at �鶹��

Fisk Played Key Role in Development of College

Student PR Campaign Helps Grow Alumna Business

Believe In Yourself: Vivian Cunningham Earns �鶹�� Degree at 78

Howard College of Arts and Sciences Presents Faculty Honors (2021)

Miller to Lead Conversation �鶹�� Racial Identity, Albinism May 2

�鶹�� Celebrates its Class of 2020 with an In-Person Ceremony, Reception

�鶹�� Announces Publishing of Dr. Lee Allen’s Manuscript on History of �鶹��

Carey Honored for Publication Advising

�鶹�� To Co-Sponsor Conference on Liberal Education in the Time of COVID-19

Debaters Beat Powerhouse Teams To Cap Exceptional Year

Undaunted by COVID-19, Student Journalists Earn Top Regional Honors

�鶹�� Students Win Gold Addy Award for Firehouse Ministries Project

Bottcher Named Goldwater Scholar

Student Research Earns Top Honors from Alabama Academy of Science

Hynds Honored for Service to Mathematical Community

International Conference Calls on Chew Expertise in Learning

Sixteen Accepted Into Pi Sigma Alpha Honor Society

$1 Million Grant Extends STEM Program for Transfer Students

�鶹�� Students Recognized by American Advertising Federation

Shepherd Book Addresses Transnational Influence in Latin America

Seminar Promotes Discussion of Toleration in Free Society

Explorers Club Fellow McClintock to Present Virtual Lecture April 15

In New Book, DeVries Tells Global Economic Story Through History of Cairo Suburb

Bass Celebrates 20 Years of Acclaimed Book

Robert Elsner Selected to Lead �鶹�� Psychology Department

Debaters Qualify for National Tournaments, Earn Novice Honors

Carey to Speak on Journalism in Rural Communities

PRSSA Chapter Earns Second National Honor for Fall Projects

Grants Support New Bass Courses, Writing on Race

Geography Faculty Lead Interdisciplinary ArcGIS Exploration

Debaters Start Year Strong, With Two in Top 10

Leonard to Discuss New Book for Feb. 15 Zoom Event

New Scholarship Honors Religion Professor Jim Barnette

Chemistry Professor, Student Publish Paper

Fosu Announces Department Name Change

Trepanier Earns Grant for Course on the Christian Statesperson and Politics

Bains, Cyr Earn Grants for Courses on Free Will, Religion, Race and Ethnicity

Sweeney, Den Hartog Contribute to New Book of Devotionals

Church Endows New Scholarship for �鶹�� Religion Students

�鶹�� Creates Accelerated Undergraduate Pathway to Master of Divinity

Green Co-Authors Chapter, Earns Grant to Help Faculty Enrich Canvas Course Experience

Communication Studies Honor Society Inducts 19 Students

Students Join National Millennial, Gen Z Organization

Mentoring, Internship, Service Create Path To Law School for Arts & Sciences Graduate

Grayson Finds Enriched Experiences in Online Political Science Education

Tew Contributes to Book on History of Women in the Southern Baptist Convention

Bass, Shirley Named First Stockham Scholars

Sister of Bombing Victim Shares Hopeful Message

Association of Women in Sports Media Chapter Offers Encouragement, Networking

�鶹�� PRSSA Chapter Honored for Innovative Remote Learning Project

Ranked 11th in U.S., Debate Team Joins Top 10 at Harvard Tournament

Trepanier Proposes Civility as Superior Virtue for Troubled Times

Owens Selected for White House Historical Association Slavery Project

Trepanier, Wallace Contribute to New Book on Solzhenitsyn

A Heart for A March: DeVries Reveals Connections Between Protest Movements

�鶹�� to Host Virtual and In-Person Open House Events for Prospective Students this Fall

Journalism and Mass Communication Alumni, Student Earn Top Honors

Miller Preparing Two Books, Virtual Seminar and Course on Race in Popular Culture and Media

Carey Publishes New Article on Local News in Appalachia

New Courses Will Address African American Experience, Race in Popular Media

CAMWS Honors Todd With Ovatio

�鶹�� Debaters Defeat Elite Teams at Season Opener

Remote Summer Research Helps Refine Career Interests

�鶹�� Core Curriculum Addresses Racial Justice

Home At Last: Ownby Leads Service for Unclaimed Veterans

Korte Earns National PRSA Scholarship

�鶹�� Names New Class of Howard Scholars

Wallace Receives Buchanan Award

Bakkegard, Johnson Describe New Location for Endangered Lizard

�鶹��’s Opening Convocation Recognizes Outstanding Faculty and Staff

Dean’s Awards Honor Dobbins, Powell, Parker

Sims, Padgett Challenge Graduates to Think of Role and Vision in Transformed World

Glotfelty Inspired Physics Students for Four Decades

Professor, Students Publish Journal Article

�鶹�� Team Earns National Honor for Organ Donation Campaign

What Can You Do With That? New Resource Highlights Arts and Sciences Career Paths

Chew Offers Video Guide to Learning During Pandemic

Stockham Scholars Program to Emphasize Christian Liberal Arts Tradition

�鶹�� Professor Explores Social Connections Between Congregations

Five Things to Know �鶹�� 鶹�� GIS

Book Highlights Scholarship of New Political Science Chair

�鶹�� Classics and Philosophy Departments to Merge

Grant Will Support New Course on The United States In the World

American Chemical Society Grant Will Fund Research by Wilger and Students

�鶹�� Launches Graduate Certificates in Environmental Management, GIS

Epley Named To Introduce New Edition of Rowson Novels

Reeves Named Fellow of the International Society for Science and Religion

Chairs Offer Statement of Support for the Office of Diversity and Intercultural Initiatives

New Resource Helps Parents, Teachers Keep Students on Track Through Disruptions

A Pledge of Action and Support

Mary Thompson’s Latest Book Deals with George Washington and Slavery

New Student Research Adds to Growing Map of Local Religious Sites

Mann Center Shares Video Recognizing Students, Faculty and Staff for Leadership and Character

Kynes, Leonard Publish on Book of Job, Creation Story

Department of Biological and Environmental Sciences Presents Academic Honors

Chew Reflects on What Pandemics Can Teach Us �鶹�� Critical Thinking and Metacognition

Williams Earns Distinguished World Languages and Cultures Scholar Award

History Department Presents Academic Honors

Philosophy Students Earn Lunceford, Bayless Honors

Den Hartog Explores Religious Freedom and COVID-19

English Department Presents Academic Honors

Public Relations Students Lead Campaign for Organ Donation

David Chapman: Chapman Worked for Transformed Curriculum, Recognition of College Namesake

Lynda Jentsch: Jentsch Led Students in Growing Engagement with Spanish Language, Culture

Mark Baggett: The Song of the Open Road Calls to Baggett After Decades of Teaching in Two Divisions

Howard College of Arts and Sciences Announces Promotion, Tenure

Andrzejewski Earns Maria Leonard Senior Book Award

With Commencement Plans Disrupted, Byers Finds Opportunity to Thank Mentors

Williamson Earns Public Policy Fellowship

Graffeo Combines Religion, English to Prepare for Law Career

Student Research Paper Accepted for Largest Conference in Medieval Studies

JMC Presents Annual Awards

Department of Biblical and Religious Studies Presents Academic Honors

Department of Chemistry and Biochemistry Presents Academic Honors

Mentoring, Research Were Essential for Chemistry Graduates

HCAS Faculty Offer Gratitude for COVID-19 Response

Religion Students Document Unique Images of Christ in Birmingham

Journal Features Research of Professor, Alumnus, Student

�鶹�� Debate Institute Moves Online

Opened to Exploration, Overby Created Her Own Niche

Stubbs Earns Preaching Award

STEM Scholar Carissa Hope Describes Inspiring Journey

WLAC Provisional Online Language Course Policy (Summer 2020)

Reeves Earns Grant for Seminars on Psychology and Christianity

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New Testament Scholar Rony Kozman to Join Department of Biblical and Religious Studies

HIstory Students Earn Research Awards

Student Research Earns Colonial Dames Awards

�鶹�� Historian Earns Prestigious NEH Grant

History Students Help Preserve Memories of Rosedale Community

Student Projects Support U.S. Census, Legacy of Hope Organization

Student Earns Regional Honor for Service Learning

New �鶹�� SGA Includes 12 HCAS Majors

Professor, Alumni Publish Chemistry Research

Faculty Develop New Courses on Science and Religion, Responses to Suffering

Students Combine Classics, Chemistry to Create Unique Career Paths

�鶹�� Professor Creates COVID-19 Data Dashboard for State, Students

Religion Major Earns National Research Honor

Psychology Alumnus Thrives as Neuro-Oncology PA

�鶹�� Names Fosu To Lead Journalism, Communication Studies

Bains to Lead Tour of Avondale Churches April 5

History Students Present Research at Conference

New Books Include Snider’s Writings on Michelle Obama, Resilience

Center for Biblical Studies Honors �鶹�� Old Testament Scholars

�鶹�� Alumna to Lead Free Teacher Workshop on Latin, Ancient Rome Mar. 27

Debaters Take New Honors, Qualify for National Debate Tournament

Alumnus Andrew Brasher Confirmed to the 11th Circuit Court of Appeals by Senate

�鶹�� In Oregon Program to Host Information Session March 3

Students Earn Top Honors at Southeast Journalism Conference

Spring Biology Lectures to Begin Feb. 12

Wilger Earns Grant for Student Researcher

5 Things to Know �鶹�� Heather West

DeVries, Minnema Lead Journal Roundtable on Teaching Islamic and Middle Eastern History

Floyd Produces, Directs Film Exploring Social Effects of Dam Project

�鶹�� Debaters Win at USNA Tournament

Williams Publishes Booklet on Pioneering Journalist Carrie Ingalls

Mass Communication Students Explore Cultural Differences

Portfolio Reviews Refine Work, Build Connections

Battaglia Earns Teaching Honor

Chemistry To Host Special Seminar Jan. 31

Chew Earns International Psychology Honor

Computer Science Students Work At Forefront of Technological Revolution

�鶹�� STEM Scholar Prepares to Fight Growing Cybersecurity Threat

�鶹�� Students Document Diverse Birmingham Worship Spaces

97 Percent of May 2019 �鶹�� Graduates Employed or in Graduate School

Hynds and Kanute Named to SoCon's All-Faculty and Staff Team

Davis Offers Lessons of Family, Failure to Inspire Graduates

Theology of Mutuality Can Rebuild Declining Church, Ketcham Says

Geography Conference Showcases Student Research

�鶹�� In Oregon Program

Honored Seniors Lead Annual Hanging of the Green Service

George Presents Research at International Conference

Book Addresses Myths of American Church-State Relations

Strange Presents Research at Archaeology Conference

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Parks Explores Faith, Work, Community in Memphis Fellows Program

�鶹�� Welcomes Delegation of Ukrainian Journalists, Officials Nov. 20

�鶹�� to Host Holocaust Survivor Nov. 20

�鶹�� to Host Fulbright Scholar for Biology Lecture Nov. 14

Wiget Earns $70,000 Research Grant

Ciampa Honored for Scholarly Excellence

Sociology Students Tie for Research Honors at Conference

French Film Festival to Include Discussion With Holocaust Survivor

Alumna Nandra Perry to Speak Nov. 19, 2019

Lawson to Preach on National Broadcast

Kynes to Lecture on Wisdom In the Bible and Beyond

Debaters Begin Season with Impressive Wins

Montás Describes Higher Calling of Education, Beyond Career Preparation

Alumna Sarah Overby to Speak Nov. 5-6

Ketcham To Deliver �鶹��’s Holley-Hull Lectures Nov. 6-7

Armstrong, DeVries Named Mann Center Fellows

Yeomans Scholarship Honors Beloved Founder of Debate, Communication Studies

Cyr, Sansom to Present at Philosophy Conference

Hoefer Earns Phi Kappa Phi Award

�鶹�� Computer Science Students Hack Their Way to the Top

�鶹�� Journalism Program Ranked No. 1 in State, No. 34 in Nation

�鶹�� Faculty, Students Publish Research in Journal of Organic Chemistry

Montás to Speak on Liberal Education and Human Freedom Oct. 10

Biology Speaker Series Begins Sept. 19

�鶹�� to Host National Language Conference Oct. 18-19

�鶹�� Ranked Third in the Nation for Student Engagement by Wall Street Journal

�鶹�� Names 2019 Class of John Howard Scholars

HCAS Welcomes 13 New Faculty

Howard Seeks Best Care for Vulnerable Children

Internship for Governor Offers New Skills, Insights

�鶹�� History Student Applies Skills in D.C. Internship

JMC Faculty, Staff, Present Research at AEJMC

�鶹�� Alum Named President of Birmingham Digital Communications Firm

Deavers Advocates for Educational Equity through Prestigious Fellowship

�鶹�� Israel Excavation Encourages Future in Archaeology

Students Explore the Intersection of Faith and History

Alumnus Matt Scales Helps Historic Plane Return for D-Day Anniversary

Public Relations Concentration Earns National Certification

Keely Smith Named Lilly Graduate Fellow

Mentors Open Doors to Unexpected Careers

Growing From Hurts of World Enriches Life, Lipham Tells Graduates

�鶹�� Trustees Approve New Name for Department of Religion

�鶹�� Chosen as Potential Host for Science and Religion Fellowships

Grayson, Sansom, Busbee Earn Top College Honors

�鶹�� History Students Earn Colonial Dames Honors

Undergraduate Research Fair Reveals Fascinating Topics, New Perspectives

Moo Describes Christian Responsibility for Creation Care

Language Scholar To Speak at Phi Kappa Phi Initiation

Strange To Share Archaeological Research At International Conference

�鶹�� Students Travel Near and Far to Serve for Spring Break

Carey Joins National Panel as Book Wins Second Major Award

Student Research on �鶹�� Desegregation Chosen for National Journal

New Testament Scholar Moo to Present Robbins Lectures April 4

�鶹�� Students Launch Diversity Booklet, Scholarship Fund

Berry Shares National Paper of the Year Honor

Ebersole to Discuss Alabama’s Ancient Mega-toothed Sharks March 21

Student, Faculty Research Honored by Alabama Academy of Science

�鶹�� Team Earns Place in National Debate Tournament

New Play Explores Life of Howard College Namesake

�鶹�� Debaters Take Regional Honors

�鶹�� Students Earn 11 Awards at Southeastern Journalism Conference

Odom Chosen for Global Institute for Human Rights

�鶹�� Students Launch Diversity Campaign

HCAS Faculty Earn Hull Fund Grants for Christian Scholarship

New �鶹�� Course Prepares Journalists as Entrepreneurs

�鶹�� Team Wins United Way Social Media Challenge

Roxburgh to Present Hughey Lectures in Amsterdam Jan. 23

Fobian Named Rising Star by Association for Psychological Science

George Urges Graduates to Cherish the Values of a ‘Life Fit for Eternity’

The Secrets of the Daniel House

Symposium Explores Global Influence of Christian Statesman

�鶹�� Sponsors Southern Historical Association Conference

Fournier Honored for Outstanding Service to Geography

Philosophy to Host Discussion of Gerard Manley Hopkins Nov. 29

�鶹�� to Host Tournées French Film Festival Nov. 5-19

�鶹�� Gathers Scholars for Dante Conference

McGinnis Elected to Lilly National Network Board

Bradley Dennis: His Career Far from Conventional

New Victories Give �鶹�� Debaters Strongest Season Start in Six Years

Humphreys Addresses Purposes of God in Lecture Series

�鶹�� Debate Team Reaches Final Four at Tournament

New Technology, Relationships Will Combine for Human Benefit, Picard Says

�鶹�� to Host Distinguished Scholars for Teaching Dante Conference Oct. 25-27

Author Alan Jacobs to Speak at �鶹�� Oct. 1

�鶹�� Debater Dominates GSU Debate Tournament

Fisher Humphreys to Present Holley-Hull Lectures Oct. 16-18

�鶹�� Family Weekend Draws Parents From 30 States

�鶹�� Journalism Program Named Best in State, Fourth in Region

�鶹�� Faculty Put Assignments On The Cart To Benefit Students

�鶹�� To Host Computer Science Pioneer Rosalind Picard Oct. 4

�鶹�� Mourns Professor Steve Donaldson

�鶹�� Names New Class of John Howard Scholars (2018)

�鶹�� Celebrates Completion of Major Renovation Project

Cross, Cates, Paine Win Awards at �鶹�� Opening Convocation

Carey Book Earns National Honor

Herron Family Scholarship Offers Life-Changing International Opportunities

�鶹�� Student Magazine Earns National Honor

�鶹�� Team Reveals More Surprises at Israel Excavation

�鶹�� Students Explore Biology, Culture in Latin America

Preministerial Scholars Program Celebrates Decade of Success

Students Explore Philosophical Foundations of U.S. in Summer Program

�鶹��’s Minority Youth Science Academy Teaches Students That “The Sky’s The Limit”

Free Planetarium Shows Explain Alabama Summer Skies

Smith Joins Growing List of �鶹�� Alumni Named Phi Kappa Phi Fellows

�鶹�� To Host Minority Youth Science Academy June 17-20

�鶹�� Faculty Gather to Complete Research, Presentations During Special “Boot Camp”

�鶹�� Student to Present Research at Baptist History and Heritage Society Conference

Geography Student, Faculty Member Present Research at American Association of Geographers Conference

�鶹�� to Honor Five Graduates with Annual Alumni Awards

Carey Book on Appalachia Named Finalist for National Award

Owens Earns Phi Kappa Phi Study Abroad Grant

Graduating Students Receive Prestigious University Honors at �鶹��’s Spring Commencement

Learn to Grow in Waiting, Evans Tells Arts and Sciences Graduates

Annual Graduate Prayer Breakfast Focuses on Faith, Friendship, Scholarship

�鶹�� Honors Students for Leadership and Service

Eight Receive �鶹��’s Hull Grants for Christian Scholarship for 2018-19

�鶹�� Students Document Diverse Alabama Food Traditions

STEM Scholar Adriene Gadsden Earns Birmingham Housing Authority Honor

Arts and Sciences Faculty Honored for Teaching, Advising, Scholarship

Research Fair Spotlights Arts and Sciences Students

Alumnus Jennifer Pharr Davis Encourages Students on The Pursuit of Endurance

Symposium Explores Legacy of Martin Luther King, Jr.

Students Host Psych Week for Campus, Community

�鶹�� Announces Speakers, Schedule for Spring Commencement Activities

�鶹�� Student Organizations, Leaders Recognized at Annual Awards Event

International Scholar Roy Ciampa Named Chair of �鶹��’s Department of Religion

Biologist Warns of Health Effects of Common Herbicide

�鶹�� Faculty Invest Time to Make Lectures More Dynamic

Free Public Event Will Highlight Psychology Careers, Research April 13

Reeves Earns International Fellowships for Science and Religion Research

�鶹�� Offers Bachelor of Arts Degree in Economics

To Save Dying Scripture, Strawn Prescribes Literacy, Interpretation, Application

History Students Win Regional Honors for Research

�鶹�� To Host Symposium on King, Race and America’s Future April 16-17

�鶹�� Professor Presents The News Untold �鶹�� Appalachia

�鶹�� Announces 2018-19 Tuition and Fees

�鶹�� Student Public Relations Team Promoting With Purpose

�鶹�� Public Relations Student Team Raising Awareness for Childhood Cancer

Journalist Roy S. Johnson Shares His Journey, Life Lessons

Theologian Strawn to Explore Fading Use of Old Testament March 22

Battaglia Selected for National Seminar on Teaching Interfaith Understanding

Chew Earns Distinguished Teaching of Psychology Award

�鶹�� Students Earn 15 Awards at Southeastern Journalism Conference

�鶹�� Will Host Distinguished Journalist Roy S. Johnson March 6

Biologist Tyrone Hayes To Present March 22 Lecture Honoring Howell, McLaughlin

Planetarium to Present Series on Women in Astronomy

Center for Sports Analytics Serves in Leadership Role at Sports Business Industry Summit

Debate Team Wins Regional Tournament, Qualifies for Nationals

Alumnus Eric Motley Returns to Campus March 1 as Corts Distinguished Author

�鶹�� To Graduate Approximately 1,300 in May Ceremonies

Speights-Binet Honored With Teaching Award

West Honored by American Association of Teachers of French

Bill Warren to Present Special Lectures Feb. 19 and 20

Geography Students Present Research at Regional Conference

JMC Alumna Creates Fund to Support Networking Opportunities for Students

�鶹�� Students Study at Disney, NYC, Perry County During Jan Term

Bruce Atkinson, Retired Former Chair of �鶹��'s Mathematics and Computer Science Department, Dies

Students Travel the World During January; 'Powerhouse' London a Favorite

Johnson Wins Macon Award, Lander Receives Marshall Award

Jan Term Course Links Biology and Community Service

�鶹�� Debaters Win University of California-Berkeley Tournament

�鶹�� Features Study Leave Program for Pastors

Alumna, Martyr Martha Myers Remembered 15 Years Later

Fall Commencement Address: ‘Respect Everyone’

Westmoreland Encourages �鶹�� Graduates to ‘Respect Everyone’

Davis, Martin Earn SoCon All-Conference Awards

Chew Article Offers Way Out of Education Buzzword Wasteland

Winter Commencement Ceremonies to Recognize 351 Graduates

�鶹�� Honors 11 Students With 2017 Mann Awards for Leadership and Character

Alumni Presented with Several Awards at Golden Bulldog Luncheon

“One �鶹��, Forever �鶹��” Celebrated at Annual Homecoming Candlelight Dinner

�鶹�� Well-Positioned as National Leader in Higher Education, Westmoreland Tells Forum

International Education Week Returns to �鶹�� Nov. 13-17

HCAS Leadership Team Tackles Key Projects

Fagin Describes Crises of Natural and Communication Environments

Eleven �鶹�� Students Present at Southern Conference Undergraduate Research Forum

Math Student, Professor Publish Journal Article

Value of New Testament Teachings in the Liberal Arts Highlighted in Granade Lecture

�鶹�� Festival Celebrates French Film Oct. 30-Nov. 16

Religion Professor Strange to Lecture on Archaeology, the New Testament, and the Liberal Arts at �鶹�� Oct. 30

Homecoming Showcase to Feature Alumni in Academic Presentations

Is God To Blame? Theologian Boyd Addresses Timeless Question at �鶹��

�鶹�� PRSSA Earns Third Star Chapter Honor

Almost 200 Join Effort to Clean Shades Creek

�鶹�� Offers Accelerated M.B.A. Program for Arts and Sciences Graduates

�鶹�� Names 21 John Howard Scholars

�鶹��'s Mann Center Announces Six New Faculty Fellows for 2017-18

History Professor Alemán Will Chair Hispanic Interest Coalition of Alabama

Religion Professor James Strange Named to Granade Chair of New Testament

�鶹�� Plans First-Ever Emergency Readiness Day Sept. 20

Inaugural Faculty Fellows Named for �鶹��’s Center for Sports Analytics

�鶹�� Announces Ninth Consecutive Record Enrollment

Weather Update: Normal Operations on Sept. 11 and 12

�鶹�� Journalism Program Named Best in Alabama

Growing Medical Mission Takes Brindley to Poorest of Poor in Mexico

Theologian Greg Boyd to Lead �鶹��’s 2017 Holley-Hull Lectures

�鶹�� to Honor Six Alumni with Annual Awards

�鶹�� Planetarium Shows Explain, Preview Solar Eclipse

�鶹�� Student Magazine Honored in National Competition

�鶹�� Research Explores Possible Role for Henna in Cancer Treatment

Alumnus Brett Baddorf Represents �鶹�� at the South Pole

�鶹�� Hosts Faculty for Unique Humanities Experience

Israel Excavation Reveals Unique Lamp Kiln

�鶹�� Alumnus Receives Phi Kappa Phi National Fellowship

Pulitzer Prize Winner Fagin to Present Davis Lecture Nov. 2

Bass, Reynolds Publish Books on Civil Rights

98 Percent of �鶹�� Grads Employed or in Graduate Study

�鶹�� Biology and Public Health Students Study Water Quality in Alabama’s Perry County

�鶹�� Team Selected for AAC&U Institute

�鶹��’s Karisa Nelson Named SoCon Female Athlete of the Year

�鶹�� Professor Simoni To Serve as Visiting Scholar at Barcelona Institute for International Studies

�鶹��’s 2017 Big Give Equals Huge Success

History Professor Reynolds Publishes Book on Racial Conditioning in the South

New York Times Review Praises Bass Book

"Now is a Good Time for You to Take Some Chances,” Nunnelley Tells Arts and Sciences Graduates

Annual Graduate Prayer Breakfast Focuses on Faith, Friendship, Scholarship [2017]

�鶹�� STEM Scholar Flores Earns Summer Research Grant

�鶹��’s Fifth Annual Big Give Aims to Raise $55,000

�鶹�� Faculty, Students Find Role for Mushrooms in Cleaning Wastewater

�鶹�� Honors Students for Service and Leadership

Veteran Reporter Lyman Urges Young Journalists to Tell Human Stories Behind Facts

2015–16 Community Engagement Report Finds Strong Partnerships Between �鶹�� and the Region

�鶹�� Representatives Participate in Secret Service Cyber Security Tabletop Exercise

�鶹�� Seniors Hear "Last Lectures" from Favorite Faculty Members

�鶹��’s Christenberry Planetarium to Host Star Party on the Quad

�鶹�� Historian Writes New Book on Jim Crow Injustice

HEAL Conference Explores Pain Management and Opioid Abuse; Awards Two Pellegrino Medals

�鶹�� to Graduate Approximately 1,237 in May

Howard College of Arts and Sciences Announces Administration Changes

Geshe Lhakdor, Assistant to Dalai Lama, to Speak at �鶹�� March 29

Howard College of Arts and Sciences Unveils New Strategic Plan

Colonial Dames Organization Honors Student Research

�鶹�� Gearing Up for QEP Launch, SACSCOC Site Visit

Films, Events, Leadership Emphasis Highlight Women’s History Month Celebration

�鶹��’s Bateman Competition Team Works to Raise Mental Health Awareness

Mayfield Coedits Book on the History of Honor in the South

Emmons Receives Mentorship Award

Ethics Bowl Team Advances to National Quarterfinals

�鶹�� Seeks Stories from East Lake Community

West Honored for Extraordinary Service to World Languages Profession

Journalism Students Earn Top Honors at Conference

�鶹�� Named a Top National University for Fulbright Students

Bains Coedits Book on Theologian Philip Schaff

Free Public Event Will Highlight Psychology Careers, Research, March 3

Global Experiences Appeal to �鶹�� Students During Jan Term

Reception Honors Epley, New Book on Susanna Rowson

JMC Students Sweep Regional Honors

�鶹�� Sets Black History Month Events

Math and Computer Science Chair Earns Service Award

Bumgarner, Hynds Honored with Teaching, Service Awards

�鶹�� Recognizes Employees for 1,495 Years of Service

‘Forever �鶹��’ Campaign Sets the Course for the Future

�鶹�� Begins Vast Program of Infrastructure Improvement

Updated Campus Master Plan Sets Course for �鶹��’s Future

�鶹�� Geography Aids Caribbean Coral Nursery Project

Support the David Foreman Scholarship!

�鶹�� Student, Staff Member Honored in International Competition

Bennie Named Rhodes Finalist

Full Schedule of ‘Christmas at �鶹��’ Events Begins Nov. 29

Adoption, Foster Care Expert Howard Addresses Australian Parliament

Showcase Highlights Distinguished Alumni

Nunnelley Honored As Ambassador for �鶹�� and JMC Program

�鶹�� Model United Nations Students Hone Skills in Greece

Ethics Bowl Team Again Qualifies for National Competition

�鶹�� PRSSA Earns Second Consecutive Star Chapter Recognition

�鶹�� To Host Quebec Author Louise Dupré Nov. 10

WLAC to Host Tournées Film Festival Nov. 7-21

Wrinkle Describes ‘Sacred Task’ of Bridging Racial Divide

Students Read, Debate and Plot Their Way to Deeper Understanding of History

�鶹�� Guests Offer Glimpse of Life in the White House

�鶹�� Student Researchers Take Their Work on the Road

�鶹�� To Host Birmingham Author, Filmmaker Margaret Wrinkle Oct. 25-26

Unique Conference Helps Faculty, Students Understand Theological Revolution

Homecoming Course Preview Will Address Prison Experience

�鶹�� Debaters Win Henry Clay Tournament

To Make Change, Stevenson Says, Get Close to Marginalized Communities

�鶹�� Political Scientist Discusses First Presidential Debate on New WVSU Program

�鶹�� JMC Alumnus Davies in New Film �鶹�� Columbine Shooting

In New Book, �鶹�� Faculty Advise Christians in Science Professions

Vargas Tells Story of Immigration, Obstacles and the American Dream

�鶹��’s Center for Science and Religion Receives Grant to Support Innovative Collaboration

Sowing Seeds of Hope To Take Over Old Howard 100 Bike Ride

�鶹�� JMC Named Best in State, Top 50 in U.S.

Autumn Skies Planetarium Shows Begin Sept. 8 with New Projector

�鶹�� PRSSA Chapter Chosen for National Initiative

JMC Student Earns National Public Relations Scholarship

HCAS Names New Howard Scholars, Celebrates Birthday of John Howard

Grayson and Smith Receive Top Awards at Opening Convocation

William Nunnelley to be �鶹�� JMC Wall of Fame Inductee

Faculty Explore ‘City as Text’ at National Seminars

Herrera Earns Congressional Hispanic Caucus Internship

Internship Takes Mullen To RNC

�鶹��, Kinneret To Present Archaeology Symposium July 24–25

�鶹�� Hosts Minority Youth Science Academy

Just Mercy: Equal Justice Initiative Founder to Present Davis Lecture Oct. 4

Free Planetarium Shows Help Families Explore The Universe This Summer

Physics, Philosophy Alumnus Bayless Earns Phi Kappa Phi Fellowship

From Copenhagen to the White House: Fulbright Scholar Holm Traces Influence of N.S.F. Grundtvig

WorldNotes: The WLAC Year In Review

WLAC Alumni Update

WLAC Presents 2016 Student Honors

Praktish Reflects on International Study at Grenoble University

Partnership with Seinan Gakuin University Increases Exchange Options

WLAC Faculty Earn Honors, Showcase Scholarship

Warren Asks Arts and Sciences Graduates to Help End Some Worlds, Build Others

WLAC Remembers Grace Ezell Weeks Marquez

Biology Major Cole Celebrates NSF Honor, �鶹�� Relationships

Timothy D. Hall Named Dean of �鶹��’s College of Arts and Sciences

Berry, Gregory, Hynds Honored for Research, Teaching

Classics Major Hahn Named One of 10 U.S. Lilly Fellows

More Than 400 Cyclists Ride in Old Howard 100

History Professor Erin Mauldin Earns Top Dissertation Award

Four From �鶹�� Named Schweitzer Fellows

Alumni Katherine and Jay Wolf Share Story of Hope and Healing

�鶹�� PRSSA Team Named Finalist in National Competition

Howard Presents at Empowered to Connect Conference

Six �鶹�� Faculty Members Tapped as First Bunch Fellows

�鶹�� to Host Discussion of Religious Violence April 18

Earn Required Credits Online This Summer!

Bennie, Davis, Named Debate All Americans

Engineering Physics Major Kawell Chosen for NC State Research Program

�鶹�� To Host the Southern Forum on Agricultural, Rural, and Environmental History April 15-16

Old Howard 100 Offers #2 Ride in Nation April 16

Debate Team of Davis, Staples Finishes Fifth in U.S.

Mock Trial Teams Shine at Regional Competition

Davidson, Burson Article Chosen for Journal of Latinos and Education

Golden, Rhodes Earn Spring Scholarships

Ferguson Honored by Alabama Germany Partnership

�鶹�� To Offer Martian Frontier Summer Camp June 27–30

Student Campaign Raises Awareness of Student Veterans in Birmingham

Pulitzer Prize–winning Journalist Discusses Importance of Investigative Reporting

‘Psalms of Lament’ Reveal Trust Amidst Uncertainty, Enns Says

Debaters Take Honors for Region, Qualify for National Tournament

Chew Produces Free Video Series on Effective Teaching

The "Prisoner's Friend" Finds a New Home at �鶹��

�鶹�� Will Host Reading by Author Ann Pancake Feb. 22

The Prisoner’s Friend Statue Finds a New Home at �鶹��

Peter Enns to Speak on Bible, Faith, Science Feb. 24–25

�鶹�� Debate Team Wins Indiana Tournament

�鶹�� to Dedicate Statue to John Howard Feb. 13

Historian Predicts Hong Kong Likely Facing Protests (2015)

Extended Core Texts Experience Helps Students Connect Ideas and Places

Chemistry Students Use Innovative Spectrometer Technology

Debaters Make Final Four at USNA Tournament

Bradley Provides Expertise On 'Silver Tsunami' of Retirees

�鶹��’s Dobbins Named to All-Southern Conference Faculty team

Unite Service, Search for Self, Chapman Tells Graduates (2015)

Unite Service, Search for Self, Chapman Tells Graduates

�鶹�� PRSSA Named National Star Chapter (2015)

�鶹�� Launches Online Oral History Project

Planetarium to Present 10 Star of Bethlehem Shows in December (2015)

Christmas Around the World Set for Dec. 3, 2015

Baribeau Presents JMC’s Inaugural Sports Media Lecture

�鶹�� Debaters Shine at Vanderbilt Invitational Tournament

English Professor Busbee Earns Teaching Honor

Spanish Professor Milstead’s Dyslexia Research Named Best of Alabama

Psychology Students Present Research At Professional Conference

Reporter Baribeau Inspires JMC Students

Tew, Baggett Help Students Understand Revolutionary 1960s

Historian Predicts Hong Kong Likely Facing ‘Raucous’ Protests Without Promised Suffrage

Physicist Mark Harris to Speak on Science, Religion Nov. 18 (2015)

Treasured Monument Holds Deeper Meaning, Says Connelly

JMC To Host Sports Reporter Rachel Baribeau Nov. 2

Conference Speakers Explore Role of Faith as Humans Guide Evolution

Willis Earns Grant for Interdisciplinary Course on Love

Israel Alumni Trip 2016

�鶹�� Offers Journalism, Public Relations, Advertising Scholarships to Freshmen

�鶹�� JMC Named Top Journalism Program in Alabama

Dean Chapman To Step Down in 2016

�鶹�� to Host High School Students for Constitution Day Seminars Sept. 17

Journalism Student Invited to Prestigious NABJ Event

Geography Hosts GIS Open House Nov. 19

�鶹�� undergraduates excel at Georgia State debate tournament

Shepherd Presents Research At International Genocide Conference

Policinski to Speak on First Amendment April 24

JMC alumnus Tony Hale Wins Emmy

History-WLAC Student One of 20 in U.S. Chosen for China Internship

UN-USA Honors �鶹�� Student

Kang Describes Complex North Korea

Willis Recognized as SEPA Research Mentor of the Year

�鶹�� Mourns David M. Vess

Debate Team Ranked #10 In Nation

With Spotlight On Alabama, Students Examine Media Coverage of Disaster, Social Media Use

Video: �鶹�� Students Study On Saba Island

Girl Scouts Name Gregory Woman of Distinction

Ciliate Research at �鶹�� Could Help Understanding of Freshwater Ecosystems

�鶹�� To Host Evening With Noted Christian Author Andy Crouch Aug. 2

�鶹�� English Majors to Enter Top Graduate Programs

Strange, Colleague, To Discuss Israel Discovery Sept. 26

Classics Chair Todd Honored for Excellence in Teaching

Chew Featured in Chronicle of Higher Education

Howard College to Offer Law Camp for High School Students

�鶹�� To Host Program on North Korea April 22

Psychology Student’s Research Receives Award

�鶹�� To Host Conference on Christian Intellectual Tradition

International Relations Alumna Chosen for EU Parliament Internship

Church Media Institute Now Discounted

Duncan Earns McMillan Writing Award

Allgood Book Celebrates �鶹�� River Ministry

�鶹�� to Host Discussions on Rwandan Genocide April 28-29

Religion professor receives grant from Lilly Endowment Inc.

JMC Named Top-50 Best Value in Journalism Education

Grayson Commended for Suicide Prevention Work

Christenberry Planetarium to Screen Oscar-Winner 'Gravity' Sept. 2

Elkins Wins 2013 Teal Award

Outstanding Computer Science Majors Awards: 2010-2011 Academic Year

Cordova Leads Philosophy Honors

Arts & Sciences to Host Alumni Basketball Event Dec. 1

�鶹�� to Host ‘The Dream Is Now’ Immigration Film, Panel Discussion Nov. 20

'The Lure of the Arena' Draws 1,000 to Wright Center

Fournier to Present First Wheeler Lecture at UGA

Janas Earns National Debate Honor

Biology Major Witnesses Unique Migration

JMC Alumni Publish Birmingham Food Magazine

Blalock Nominated for Pushcart Prize

�鶹�� Excavation in Israel Reveals Ancient Jewish Lamp Workshop

Biology professor publishes Nature Journal and attends book signing

Students Named Distinguished Delegation to Model UN

JV Debate Finishes 17th in U.S.

�鶹�� Hosts National Classics Summer Camp

$150,000 Teagle Grant To Help Merge Liberal Arts, Professional Education

Political Science Professor Dr. Andrew Konitzer Awarded Short-Term Travel Grant

Noted Geographer Skillen to Speak March 12

Instructor, Alumna Mauldin Publishes Book

Religion Presents 2013 Student Honors

Cross Receives Grant for Research on Missionary Movement, World Christianity

Theologian Haught Describes Divine Promise, Drama of Evolution

Robinson, Atcheson Added to Journalism Wall of Fame

Fournier Named Fellow of Gilbert Grosvenor Center

JMC Presents 2013 Student Honors

Wallace Named Outstanding Teacher

�鶹�� Awarded Top Honors at AAFLT Meeting

Homecoming Event

Communication Studies Alumnus Sells Senior Project

Alumni Brown, Sheek Among Birmingham's Top 40 Under 40

Brian Gregory Awarded $65,000 ACS-PRF Grant for Research

Religion Major Thomas Elected SGA President

Galloway Wins National Debate Coaching Award

NY Times Columnist Cites �鶹��'s Stokes

Whitt Honored for Service

Debate Opens Season With Strong Showing at Tournament

Geoffrey Wright's article on the Persian Gulf War to be published in PMLA

Communication Studies Alumnus Wins Ministry Fellow Award

New Major Presents Science & Religion As Inseparable

Vanderbilt Prof To Explore Shifting Racial Identities in March 7 Talk

Convocation Addresses Christian Response to Prison Crisis

New Book Examines Christianity and Human Rights

�鶹�� Student Named 'New Face of Civil Engineering'

Shepherd Honored with Arts & Sciences Teaching Award

Former Geography Chair Greg Jeane Helps Open School in Africa (Birmingham News)

Dobbins Honored With Teaching Award

West Knighted for Service to French Education

JMC Major Powell Earns PRSA Scholarship

�鶹�� Hosts 42 for M.D. Calling Camp

Dr. Howell discusses recent book as Homecoming guest lecturer

2014 Old Howard 100 Raised $6,420 for Sowing Seeds of Hope

Religion Created, Sustained Modern Science, Says Harrison

Film Production Students Create Music Video for Local Band

�鶹��, Jeffco Dept. of Health Host Water Quality Event

New Language Facility Honors Grace Weeks Márquez

�鶹�� To Host National Classics Summer Program

Howard College Celebrates Namesake, Names First John Howard Scholars

Slaa Hopes to End Tanzanian Corruption, Increase Education and Investment

Top Student Pursues Classics Interest at AGS

Hugh Floyd, Penny Marler Receive �鶹�� Faculty Awards

�鶹�� Visiting Professor Publishes New Book

Howard College of Arts and Sciences Wins Award for Website Design and Implementation

Author Acevedo to Read Work at �鶹�� Sept. 22

�鶹�� Students Excel at ACM Mid-Southeast Conference

'Five Deans' Event Chronicles �鶹��'s Progress over Five Decades

Christian Author Crouch to Help Lead Church Media Institute Aug. 1-2

April 18 Bike Ride Offers Special Selma Route

Debate Team Advances to National Tournament as #1 Seed From Southeast

Former dean Bailey Inducted Into Pi Gamma Mu Hall of Fame

�鶹��, Jeffco Dept. of Health to Host Shades Creek Event Sept. 6

Carnell Earns National Physics Scholarship

New Internship Opportunity

German Club Taking Road Trip to Cullman Oktoberfest

Follow Calling to Avoid Life of Quiet Desperation, Holmes Tells Students

Physics Alumnus Macon Researches on Earth's Coldest Continent

�鶹�� Professor’s Book Nominated for Prestigious Lincoln Prize

Wallace Chosen for Western Intellectual History Chair

�鶹�� to Bring Ancient Rome to Life for Grades 1-7 July 14-25

Shades Creek Cleanup Set for Sept. 24

Gerrish Wins Udall Scholarship

Quinn One of Six U.S. Students Chosen for Fulbright Program

M.D. Calling Summer Camp To Help High School Students Envision a Life in Medicine

Earth Week Highlights to Include U.S. Debut of French Documentary

Three From �鶹�� Earn Fulbright Grants

Debaters Take First Place at �鶹�� Tournament

�鶹�� JMC Department Sweeps Southeastern Journalism Conference Awards

�鶹��'s First Latin American Studies Scholars Among May Graduates

Upcoming Events

Biology Alum Named Broward County Teacher of the Year

Model UN Team Takes Top International Honors

Willis Chosen for Faculty Scholars Program

Geography Fields Large Group for SEDAAG Nov. 18-20

Planetarium to Debut Upgrades with Autumn Skies Show Sept. 25

Ross Named Goldwater Honorable Mention

Williams Book Wins Literacy Award

Hunsinger Named Fellow in Alabama Academy of Science

Sociology Students Take Top Honors at Conference

History Alum wins top award

JMC, Law Establish Unique Partnership

Fulbright Scholar Fisk Helps Hong Kong Universities Move to Four-Year Curriculum

Students Earn Honors at Journalism Research Symposium

“Great People Plant Shade Trees That They’ll Never Sit Under,” Creed Tells HCAS Graduates

�鶹�� Classics graduate publishes new book

Dr. Hunsinger elected as Alabama Academy of Sciences Vice President

�鶹�� Student, Alumna, Chosen for Fulbright Program

�鶹�� Honors Pioneering Journalist Hutto

�鶹�� Debate Team Ranked 27th in Nation

Five Win Colonial Dames Honors

Howard College of Arts and Sciences Leads Cultural Passport Initiative

Dr Jack Berry Presents Workshop at Virginia Commonwealth University

Biochemistry Alumna Bailey Earns NSF Research Fellowship

First Chew Study Video Tops 300,000 Views

Poet Hirshfield To Speak Nov. 7

JMC To Host Political Journalist Whitmire April 15

Bill Leonard to Deliver Robins Lecture March 29

�鶹�� Mourns Former History Professor, Chair, Dean Hugh C. Bailey

�鶹�� to Host English Teachers March 8-9

April 13 Lecture to Explore Link Between Bacteria, Inflammation and Cancer

JMC Students Present Research, Win Honor in Competition

Sociology Club To Host Day of Silence Events April 15, 19

Old Howard 100 Bike Ride Shatters Participation Record

Senior Math and Biology Major Rebecca Rodger Awarded Full Scholarship to Arizona State University

�鶹��’s Center for Science and Religion Earns Major Grants

NSF Grant Will Help Community College Science Students Earn �鶹�� Degrees

Communication Studies Presents 2013 Student Honors

New program offers Howard students and alumni an opportunity to obtain a Masters in Education

JMC Students To Present Research at Regional Conference

Biology professors receive grants from BP to observe effects of oil spill

�鶹�� To Host Debates on Alabama Immigration Law Oct. 25

�鶹�� To Host Hemlock Symposium

Debaters Take Honors at National Tournament

Join us for the Howard College Homecoming Tailgate Oct. 13!

Willis Receives Course Development Grant

Catholic Theologian to Discuss Evolution, Atheism at �鶹�� Oct. 29

Dr. Freida Hill Named Chancellor of Alabama's Community College System

�鶹�� Brings Ancient Rome to Life for Grades 1-7

French Students Shine in Essay Contest

Philosophy Professor Wilton Bunch Honored For Medical Career

Howard College of Arts and Sciences Selects Ambassadors

�鶹�� to Host Philosopher Zimmerman March 4

Junior Alyssa Whitehead receives scholarship from Homeland Security

�鶹�� Archaeological Dig in Israel Uncovers Unfamiliar Jewish Village

Math/Computer Science Presents 2013 Honors

Marler Charts Success, Decline of Southern Baptist Sunday School Movement

�鶹�� To Host Parents of Missing Mexican Students March 25

Biology Senior Seminar Poster Presentations on Display Dec. 8

Hunsinger, Jentsch Win Dean’s Awards

JMC Adds “Reality TV” Special Topics Course

Senior English Major Quin Publishes Joyce Article

Carnell, Isbell Chosen for Witherspoon Seminar

Communication Studies Alumna Earns Teaching Honor

Biology Major Wins Undergrad Research Scholarship

Historian Taylor Branch challenges audience to apply lessons of Civil Rights era

Classics Alumnus Publishes Book

Departmental Students Working in Washington (and Yale) This Summer

NSF Grant Extends Undergraduate Research Program

HCAS Senior Plans to Lead SGA to Broader Focus

Poet Don Bogen Begins Annual Visiting Writers Series Sept. 7

AL.com: �鶹�� Environmental Management Pioneer - From Entrepreneur, to Cabinet maker, To Environmental Leader

Video Showcases New Planetarium Capabilities

Old Howard 100 Shines Through Clouds (2015)

Association for Computing Machinery Mid-Southeast conference in Gatlinburg, TN – Fall, 2011

College Faculty Perform in Richard III

‘Brother Joseph and the Grotto’ to Screen at �鶹�� Nov. 9

�鶹�� To Host Hundreds of Classics Students April 26-27

Professor Rosemary Fisk wins prestigious Fulbright Award

Computational Biology

McKee Describes Tragic Consequence of Brain Trauma

HCAS alumna Stancombe, Law Team Win National Trial Advocacy Competition

Gladiators To Take Center Stage for Davis Lecture Oct. 13

Spring 2011 Computer Science Publications

Debate Team Ranked In U.S. Top Ten

Dean Chapman on The Noble Lecture That's More Than a Speech (Chronicle of Higher Education)

JMC Student Takes Top Undergraduate Research Prize

Sociology Department Offers Full Schedule of Events March 30-May 5

History Majors Win 2011 Colonial Dames Awards

Classics, Biology, Geography Students Take Earth Day Honors

Revitalized Planetarium Involves Viewers In Latest Space Exploration

�鶹�� to Host Conference on Immigration and Religion Feb. 23

History Professor Selected to Participate in American Studies Center

Geography Launches Environmental Studies Minor

WLAC Students Win American Council of Teachers and Foreign Languages Podcasting Contest

Article featuring Dr. Marler's research published in Faith and Leadership

Author Wilkinson to Discuss Evangelical Response to Climate Change Sept. 27

Doss Honored with First Alabama Bench and Bar Historical Society Fellowship

Psychology Majors Publish Two Research Articles

History Presents 2013 Student Honors

Chapman Meets With Chinese University Officials

EU Official Outlines Threats to Stability

�鶹�� To Explore Sense and Sensibility Nov. 1-3

Debate Team Places Second in U.S.

Great Ideas Summer Institute Set June 19-25 for High Schoolers

Wells Fargo VP Named History Department Alumna of the Year

Christian Environmental Activist Lowe to Speak at �鶹�� April 22

Geography Honors Students as Fournier Earns Dean's Teaching Award

Bennie Appointed to U.S. National Debate Team

�鶹�� ranks nationally at debate tournament

Model UN Team Honored at International Competition

C. Stephen Evans To Present Holley-Hull Lectures Sept. 12-13

Journalism and Mass Communication, Business Collaborate for JMC, MBA Degree

Fisk, �鶹�� to Participate in IIE Myanmar Initiative Fisk, �鶹�� to Participate in IIE Myanmar Initiative

Bolden Wins Arts & Sciences Teaching Award

Carnell Earns National Phi Kappa Phi Award

Howard College Students Take Top Research Honors at Alabama Academy of Science

From Angels to iPhones: Philosopher Caputo to Speak at �鶹�� March 1-2

Students, Faculty, Friends Celebrate ASPIRE

College Announces 2014-15 Howard Scholars

Howard College launches Latin American Studies Scholars Program

What To Expect When You're Expecting the Inquisition: Author Cullen Murphy Finds the Past in the Present

History Alumna O'Guin Makes Top Four in National Mock Trial Competition

WLAC to Host French Teacher Training Oct. 5

Math Professor David Foreman Wins �鶹��’s Buchanan Teaching Award

Physics Students To Launch 3-D Printed Rockets May 7

�鶹�� professors join Davis lecture panel

HCAS Hosts 24 for Minority Youth Science Academy

Sermons by �鶹��’s Carr, Spears Included in Young Preachers’ Book

Tanzanian Official to Speak at �鶹�� Oct. 4

JMC's Williams Tells Amazing Story of Titanic Survivors

�鶹�� to Host Forum on Chinese Culture in the South April 14

In the Wee Hours, Eclipse Offers Exciting Community Event

NSF Grant to �鶹��, Biodiversity of Alabama Benefit Visiting Science Students

Kawell Named Goldwater Honorable Mention

Robinson Honored for Dedication to Arts & Sciences

Sarah Gardner Awarded 2nd Place for Best Breaking News Package

Chew, Collins Reconnect at UM Colloquium

Reynolds Earns Grant for Racial/Ethnic History Research

Old Howard 100 Bike Ride Sets New Record

HCAS Hosts High School Students for Career-Focused Camps

Computer Science Christmas Dinner

Howard College to Host Alumni at Jan. 30 Basketball Games

Fournier Wins Excellence in Teaching Award

Whitmire Describes Challenges of Modern Journalism

Mock Trial Team Earns Top Honors at Competition

�鶹�� Team Competes in NASA’s Great Moonbuggy Race

Leonard Speaks on Audacious Baptist Identity

Brown, House Win 2013 Lunceford Award

Notre Dame Professor to Speak on Life Issues, Secularism, at �鶹�� April 25

�鶹�� Mourns Grace Márquez

Alabama Bench And Bar Historical Society Establishes History Scholarship

Debate Team Finishes 2nd, 3rd in UK Competition

Atchley Receives NASA Grant for Astronomy Education

Penny Marler to Present Robbins Lecture March 28

Students, Faculty, Friends Celebrate ASPIRE at Special Event

�鶹��, Ohio Universities Collaborate for Civil Rights Studies

Oct. 27 Event to Consider ‘North Korea Beyond the Nuclear Crisis’

History Major Wins UPS Scholarship

Frost, Ledgerwood Win Dean's Awards

Sociology Presents 2013 Honors

�鶹�� Students Earn National French Honors

JMC Teams Among Marketing Contest Finalists

Archaeologist to Discuss Ancient Israel Feb. 11-12

�鶹�� Journalism Students Earn Top Honors At Conference

Senior JMC major receives fellowship at The Washington Post

Chew Named U.S. Professor of the Year

Author Crouch Reveals Structures of Creative Excellence, Social Movements

Extremism Expert Potok to Speak April 16

�鶹�� To Host Southern Exposure Environmental Film Series April 10

Guest Lectures Will Explore Postmodernism, Liturgy April 16

�鶹�� To Welcome 42 to M.D. Calling Summer Camp June 23-26

�鶹�� to Host Justice and Peacemaking Seminar April 17

Epperson Wins Patterson Award

�鶹�� alumnus recognized at Barry University Law School

Author Davis to Read at �鶹�� Oct. 28

Senior Spanish Major Andrew Crosson Accepted into U.S. Foreign Service

Frost Wins Major Fellowship

�鶹�� to Offer Free Workshop for French Teachers April 28

Baggett Honored for Service to ACETA

Alumni, Friends Welcome at Debate Reunion April 12

Nation Needs More, Not Less, Court Coverage, Says Policinski

Carnegie Names �鶹��'s Fournier Alabama Professor of the Year

Waltrip Recalls Ups, Downs of Racing Career

Atkinson Presents on Wavelets at Annual Joint Mathematics Meetings

'Active Minds' Promotes Mental Health

Old Howard 100 Bike Ride Set for April 21

English Major Quinn Earns Second Fulbright Honor

English Major Quinn Earns Top Honors for Paper

Lampkins Named John R. Sampey, Jr. Research Professor of Chemistry

�鶹�� Debate Continues Winning Streak

Political Science Major Prickett Wins Fulbright Honor

Showcase To Highlight Research, Collaboration April 27-29

BACHE to Host Immigration Forum at �鶹��, UAB Feb. 9-10

�鶹��’s Donaldson Selected for International Science & Religion Program

�鶹�� to Host NASCAR’s Waltrip April 15

WLAC Presents 2013 Student Honors

Watch �鶹��’s ‘Christmas Around the World’ Live Dec. 3

U.S. Professor of the Year Chew Gave Up Magic Percentages, Asked Tough Questions

Latin Teacher Meeting Part of �鶹�� Classics Outreach

Classics Alumna on Path To Set Appalachian Trail Record

Iraq War Veteran, Poet Turner To Read At �鶹�� Feb. 23

Washington Post Sports Columnist Jason Reid To Speak April 14

Author Sheri Joseph to Read at �鶹�� Nov. 18

Frew Receives Award

Chappell, Hunsinger Honored by Alabama Academy of Science

History’s Jim Brown to Present Special Homecoming Event

Large Chinese Contingent Among Record Number of International Students Coming to �鶹��

JMC Students Take Best of South Honors

Model U.N. Team Earns Honors at International Conference

�鶹�� Offers Partial Journalism Scholarships

Bakkegard Named Volunteer Educator of the Year

Fisk, Westmoreland Represent �鶹�� in Historic IIE Myanmar Initiative

Conference Will Explore Church's Response to Transhumanism Sept. 24-26

Steward, Nunnelley Receive �鶹��’s Top Employee Honors

Junior Mathematics Major Zac Epperson Selected to Participate in Prestigious ACE Cyber Security Boot Camp

Howard College professor awarded Outstanding Educator Award

Fincher, Dobbins Get $240,000 NSF Grant for Oak Mountain Study

“Saving Africa’s Giants”: �鶹�� To Host African Wildlife Trust Founder Sept. 19

Chapman Selected to Lead BACHE Consortium

English/Psychology Double-Major Presents at ACTC Conference

Retired �鶹�� English Professor Ray Atchison Dies at 91

Psychology's Jack Berry Earns National Award

Old Howard 100 Shines Through Clouds

Love Heals, Says Post

Unique Video Series Helps Students Learn to Study

JMC to Create Sports-Media Program

Irish Poet McBreen Reads at �鶹��

Sticky Alabama Salamanders Attract Austrian Biologist To �鶹��

�鶹�� Mourns Joyce Wheeler

Wallace Honored for Essay on Civility

Celebrate John Howard's Birthday Sept. 3!

�鶹�� Takes 5 Awards in Model UN Competition

Literary Tour of the South Among Howard College Jan Term Courses

Fournier to Speak at Birmingham Science Cafe Nov. 19

Roxburgh To Study at Gladstone Library in Wales

Sophomore Biochemistry Major Anna Worth Wins First Place at Statewide Competition

Students Receive Prestigious National Fellowships

Fournier Serves as Delegate to Spatial Studies Meeting

World Languages and Cultures to Host Pianist Lohmer for Nov. 16 Concert

�鶹�� To Honor Journalism Alumni, Staff Nov. 1

EU Official Visits French Class Via Skype

Geography Presents 2013 Student Honors

Research Spotlight Presents Best of Student Showcase

29 Enter Fifth-Year Alternative Masters in Secondary Education Program

Science and Religion Major McConnell Wins International Prize

Carnell Earns National Physics Scholarship

Model UN Team Competes at Nationals; Return Delayed

Fournier Assumes National Leadership Role in Geography Education

WLAC to Open New Facility, Celebrate Grace Weeks Márquez Jan. 18

Old Howard 100 Ride to Celebrate 10th Anniversary April 12.

Geography Majors Chosen for Competition, Internships

Classics Major Smolin Named Lilly Graduate Fellow

Students Take Grand Prize in Taziki’s Marketing Challenge

Hidden Gifts of Helping Author to Speak at Oct. 9

Classics Alumna Breaks Appalachian Trail Record

�鶹�� To Host Science & Religion Scholar for Lecture, Minister’s Workshop March 30

Free Language Courses Now Available to �鶹�� Students, Employees

Religion Alumnus Everett Named to National Commission on Hunger

Senior Political Science Major Recognized by UN Chapter

(Homewood Star) Bringing the past to life: �鶹�� professor writes about her family’s Titanic tale, the Wright brothers in Montgomery

�鶹�� Hosts Scholars for 2015 Dante Seminar

�鶹�� Geography Graduate Wins Prestigious Rotary Global Scholar Grant

�鶹�� To Host Hundreds of Classics Students April 13-14

�鶹�� Offers Journalism Scholarships to Entering Freshmen

Rahn Earns National Geography Teaching Award

Colonial Dames Honor 16 History Students

Shepherd Comments on Television about Local and National Elections

Faculty Grant Helps Fournier Chronicle Birth of Economic Geography

�鶹�� undergraduates featured in research symposium

Classics Presents 2013 Student Honors

�鶹�� To Host Dartmouth’s Balmer for Discussion of Progressive, Conservative Evangelicals

Meadows Earns Prestigious Doctoral Scholarship

Passport Project Introduces College Freshmen to Area Cultural Resources

Dobbins Named Paul N. Propst Professor of Natural Sciences

Collins Wins Buchanan Teaching Award

Computer Science Majors Take First Place

Pomeroy Nominated for Pushcart Prize

Lampkins Receives Cottrell College Science Award

Parents of Missing Students Say They Will Never be Quiet

Chemistry Major to Participate in Competitive Research Program

Collela Chosen for Washington Post Honor

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