Five months earlier, construction noise from Campbell’s future admissions building drowned out a groundbreaking ceremony for the University’s massive new… More on this post

In response to Hurricane Florence — the slow-moving storm that dumped record amounts of rain on the Carolinas and was… More on this post

Dear Campbell Community,  Over the past few days, Hurricane Florence has brought significant rains and wind to our state. In some… More on this post

Campbell has canceled all classes and suspended normal operations at its campuses in Buies Creek, Raleigh, Fort Bragg and Camp… More on this post

Hurricane Florence’s heavy rains and winds have had a tremendous impact North Carolina and Harnett County. As of Saturday morning,… More on this post

(Update: 2:45 p.m. Friday) Aside from a few downed limbs and standing water in places, Campbell University’s main campus has… More on this post

Campbell University activated its severe weather and emergency policy on Wednesday in preparation of Hurricane Florence, the massive Category 2… More on this post

Campbell University’s main campus has canceled classes and will suspend normal operations Wednesday through Sunday in preparation for Hurricane Florence.… More on this post

Campbell University continues to stand among the best — and most innovative — regional universities and colleges in the South,… More on this post

WASHINGTON, D.C. — President J. Bradley Creed spoke on behalf of Campbell University and the Council for Christian Colleges and… More on this post