Campbell University announces chapel plans, Butler gift
Campbell University, a 119-year-old Baptist institution, announced plans for a University Chapel on January 27 and that more than… More on this post
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Beatrice Hill honored by Campbell University
Beatrice Bailey Hill, of Lillington, N.C., was recently honored by Campbell University’s School of Education at the Education Convocation… More on this post
Pharmacy School receives support from Brooks/Eckerd Pharmacy
The Campbell University School of Pharmacy received a check in the amount of $5,000 from Brooks/Eckerd Pharmacy for the… More on this post
No N.C. gasoline tax: John Locke analyst says we don’t need it.
Joseph Coletti, fiscal policy analyst for the John Locke Foundation in Raleigh, will lecture on North Carolina’s gasoline tax… More on this post
Allard elected vice president of board
The Reverend J. Charles Allard, of Apex, N.C. has been elected vice president of Campbell University’s Board of Ministers.… More on this post
Lundy-Fetterman Museum presents new exhibit
Capturing the colorful splendor of the ocean, the Lundy-Fetterman Museum and Exhibit Hall is proud to present a new… More on this post
Cava elected board president
The Reverend Ronald S. Cava, of Clinton, N.C., has been elected president of the Campbell University Board of Ministers.… More on this post
Atkinson says School of Education’s role crucial to the world
North Carolina State Superintendent of Public Instruction June Atkinson explained the importance of the role of education and jobs… More on this post
Whichard reviews book on Founding Father
He doesn’t have the narrative flair of a David McCullough or a Joseph Ellis, but Walter Stahr’s “John Jay:… More on this post
Theatre Arts brings “Rumors” to Campbell stage
The humor in “Rumors,” by Neil Simon, begins when four affluent couples try to cover up an accident involving… More on this post