Ninth Grader Demi Johnson receives National Geographic award for plan to save Mississippi's oyster reef population. The ninth grader has produced 1,100 oysters that will in turn spawn millions of larvae into the ecosystem, a huge ecological impact
Samford’s Department of Biological and Environmental Sciences is making waves this fall! From the podium to the field, our faculty and students are advancing discovery and hands-on learning.
Hazel’s back on campus! 🦙 Dr. Bill Christenberry, adjunct professor in the Department of Biological and Environmental Sciences, brought everyone’s favorite alpaca for another visit today. Students were delighted to say hello, and Hazel loved the attention just as much!
HCAS juniors Nico Foster and Katie Burnett made university history as the first student-anglers to represent the new Samford Fishing Club, competing at the 2025 Auburn Open on Lake Martin.
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@political_man@SBNation The big athletic programs operate in dependent of the university...so the do not directly get federal dollars. The "Public" money is mostly through private donations
THEY DID IT AGAIN. 🧹🧹
Samford Track & Field just swept the SoCon Outdoor Championships—the men’s team claimed the title for the fifth straight year, and the women’s team claimed the title for the sixth straight year!
The dynasty continues. 🏆🐾
#AllForSamford
@MyGolfSpy Simple solution..take the 3 lowest scores and have a playoff (with everyone watching) for the top three places. Saw this at one tournament and one team who shot a 48...ALL 4 hit their tee shots out of bounds and the other two teams struggled to make par 🧐🧐🧐