Tipping the scales: Continuing Education obesity update
Obesity has reached epidemic proportions in the United States with approximately 37 percent of adults and 19 percent children classified… More on this post
Research & Impact
Engineering students utilize design thinking in Botswana, Africa
Josh Brewer brought his camera to Botswana, having heard that the lack of light pollution in the African country provided… More on this post
Students of all majors impress at first annual Innovation Challenge
When second-year law student Connor Purks learned about the problems faced by low-income citizens who need help with a civil… More on this post
Academic Symposium runs the gamut on research fields
According to senior math major Melissa Pulley, “math anxiety” is a very real thing, and it’s what is keeping many… More on this post
Law professor receives Fulbright U.S. Scholar Award to India
WASHINGTON, D.C. – Campbell Law Professor Scott Pryor has received a Fulbright U.S. Scholar Program award from The U.S. Department… More on this post
Campbell med students win at NC-ACP Scientific Session
Campbell University School of Osteopathic Medicine students were in the spotlight last week at the 2018 Scientific Session of the… More on this post
Campbell Business students, faculty attend Harvard conference
CAMBRIDGE – Campbell Business School students and faculty recently traveled to Harvard University to participate in the 19th Annual Social… More on this post
Campbell Medicine hosts first Research & Educational Symposium
The Jerry M. Wallace School of Osteopathic Medicine was occupied with more than 100 resident physicians, medical students, faculty and… More on this post
Rural Oral Health Summit presents the problem, looks for answers
The lack of oral health care in rural areas has become a crisis. That was the underlying theme of Saturday’s… More on this post
University dedicates marker at site of original Buies Creek Academy
“It is doubtful that any other single event so influenced the spirit and character of the school as did the fire of 1900. Like the legendary phoenix bird that every 500 years arose from its flame and ashes to a new and vigorous life, so came resurrection to Buies Creek Academy.”