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I love The Crimson!
The Samford Crimson
I’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 the Crimson office at 12 p.m. or 12 a.m. and be so welcomed!  I’ve had the privilege of serving as our Director of Photography for th
Samford South Campus dorms approved by Homewood Planning Commission; await City Council vote
The Samford Crimson
Samford’s proposal for two new student housing buildings across the street from campus was approved in a 7-0 vote at the Homewood Planning Commission. The project now must be approved by the Homewood City Council in a meeting later this fall before Samford can begin construction with 
A letter from the future editor
The Samford Crimson
I 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 been ecstatic that I reached the position of leading this super cool, new organization that I had just joined. If someone had told junior-in-high-school me fresh off of watching Gilmore Girls
I love The Crimson!
The Samford Crimson
I’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 the Crimson office at 12 p.m. or 12 a.m. and be so welcomed!  I’ve had the privilege of serving as our Director of Photography for th
The Samford Crimson: A dream come true
The Samford Crimson
I’ve sat staring at a blank document for this article for far too long. It feels very strange to be writing my final piece for the paper that has defined my entire college career. Anyone who knows me knows that being the Editor-in-Chief of The Samford Crimson was my college dream – and now, it’s over. Not only […] The post The Samford Cr
Bye Bye Crimson!
The Samford Crimson
I’ve been thinking about how Samford will remember me. I doubt I’ll personally be remembered, but I hope The Crimson leaves a lasting mark. When I became Public Relations Manager the summer before junior year, I set myself a challenge: I wanted Samford to appreciate The Crimson as much as I did. I wanted others to see the […]
Seibert Hall summer schedule: What you need to know
The Samford Crimson
Samford University’s Campus Recreation department is gearing up for a busy summer season. Starting June 1, Seibert Hall will transition to its summer operating hours. According to Kyle O’Dowd, Coordinator of Intramural Sports for Campus Recreation, the facility will maintain a robust schedule to accommodate the campus community.  “The main Seibert facil
Samford springs back into Football
The Samford Crimson
Samford football played in the inaugural spring football game on April 16 at Pete Hanna Stadium. Head coach John Grass led the era of Bulldogs in a fan-first exhibition game where the defense took home the win against the offense 34-20.   Hundreds of students and fans attended the event, which opened with remarks from […] The post Samford springs
Ladies in London: All-female cohort arriving at Daniel House in the Fall
The Samford Crimson
By Jackson Clark Samford is notorious for having an unbalanced gender ratio, but the all-girl cohort of around 20 students heading to Samford’s Daniel House in London is taking it to the next level.   Samford Abroad Director Jennifer Lackey noted the unusual nature of this fact.   “It is rare to have an all-girls […] The post Ladies in London
Samford’s new general education curriculum
The Samford Crimson
Samford’s new General Education curriculum, called The Samford Commons, will go into effect in Fall 2026. This curriculum aims to equip students with broad knowledge and insight, help them grow to become faithful neighbors, citizens and stewards, and develop their abilities and habits that they will need to serve as capable and responsible members of […
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