#Campbell18 | ROTC program commissions nine as second lieutenants
Brig. Gen. Richard Torres was born and raised in Fort Bragg, entering the Army officially in 1981. For 38 years,… More on this post
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Campbell’s first nursing students to graduate Friday
Complete rundown of all six commencement ceremonies at Campbell University Nancy Duffy will likely see hundreds and hundreds of students… More on this post
Honors Expo showcases student service-learning projects
Speaking from the Jones Hall patio Tuesday afternoon, President J. Bradley Creed reminded honors students that service is vital to… More on this post
Former Secretary of the Navy O’Keefe touts public service in lecture
Tells students: ‘Leave the world better than you found it.’ The Hon. Sean O’Keefe spoke to students in a packed… More on this post
Campbell assistant dean helps rescue man from submerged car
Presented with a matter of life and death before him Monday morning, Scott Asbill turned to science philosophy and the principle… More on this post
New programs, majors for 2018
With the start of a new semester comes the start of several new undergraduate majors and concentrations at Campbell University.… More on this post
Campbell herbarium takes root online
Ostrya virginiana, Carya illinoinensis and Nandina domestica are just a few of the specimens found on golf courses at Campbell… More on this post
Solar Eclipse Viewing at Barker-Lane Stadium
The sun is set to disappear in Buies Creek around 2:45 p.m. on Aug. 21, according to Jason Ezell‘s calculations… More on this post
Campbell hosts Cultures: International Concerts for Peace
Campbell University will host two classical concerts Sunday as part of the Cultures: International Concerts for Peace concert series. Both… More on this post
Campbell’s Class of 2017 learns valuable lessons at graduation
Nearly 600 graduates of the College of Arts & Sciences, School of Education and the Lundy-Fetterman School of Business received undergraduate or graduate degrees at Saturday’s ceremony.