A message from President Creed on Hurricane Matthew
Hurricane Matthew left a wide path of destruction from the Caribbean through the Mid-Atlantic States. Regretfully, many of us… More on this post
Leading & Serving
U.S. Army Cadet Command names Campbell cadet in national Top 10 merit list
BUIES CREEK, North Carolina — The Cadet Command of the United States Army named Jacob Knox, a senior at… More on this post
Associate dean for clinical affairs elected to Fellowship in the American College of Physicians
BUIES CREEK – Campbell University Jerry M. Wallace School of Osteopathic Medicine’s Associate Dean for Clinical Affairs, David Tolentino,… More on this post
Borree Kwok named assistant provost for administration
BUIES CREEK, North Carolina—Borree Kwok, who has worked at Campbell University since 1993 and been the dean of the… More on this post
Over 30 medical students and faculty volunteer at Farm Workers Festival
NEWTON GROVE, North Carolina – The Campbell University Jerry M. Wallace School of Osteopathic Medicine Community and Global Health… More on this post
Campbell Medicine hosts Medical Missions Conference
BUIES CREEK – On Saturday, September 10th Cure 2016 welcomed over 125 attendees and exhibitors to CUSOM’s first medical… More on this post
Jonas pens second Raleigh church history book
BUIES CREEK, North Carolina – The First Baptist Church of Raleigh and the First Presbyterian Church of Raleigh have… More on this post
Campbell Divinity School celebrates 20 years
BUIES CREEK, North Carolina – The Campbell University Divinity School honored 20 years of Christ-centered, Bible-based, and ministry-focused theological… More on this post
Student Government Association sponsors Mental Health Awareness Week
BUIES CREEK, North Carolina – Campbell University Jerry M. Wallace School of Osteopathic Medicine’s Student Government Association, in conjunction… More on this post
U.S. News: Campbell among best regional universities in the South
BUIES CREEK, North Carolina—U.S. News & World Report ranked Campbell University the 30th best regional university in the South… More on this post