Betty Lynne W. Johnson named director of Physician Assistant program
Betty Lynne W. Johnson has been selected as the new director of Campbell University’s Physician Assistant program, effective June 1.… More on this post
University Leadership
Ground broken, construction begins on ‘massive’ student union
When it was his turn to take the podium at Wednesday’s groundbreaking ceremony for Campbell University’s new student union, Vice… More on this post
Alexia Riggs named dean of Wiggins Memorial Library
Alexia Riggs has been named dean of Wiggins Memorial Library, Assistant Provost for Administration Borée Kwok announced this week. Riggs… More on this post
Creed awarded honorary doctorate in South Korea
POHANG, SOUTH KOREA — With the world’s eyes on the Winter Olympics in nearby PyeongChang, Campbell President J. Bradley Creed… More on this post
President Creed elected to CIC Board of Directors
Campbell University President J. Bradley Creed was among 10 new members elected to the Council of Independent Colleges Board of Directors… More on this post
Our biggest news and events from 2017
The past year marked the beginning of a lot of change at Campbell University, from the design and construction of… More on this post
Former Campbell VP, Cumberland superintendent Jack Britt dies
Jack Britt, a longtime educator and former superintendent of Cumberland County Schools and for 27 years a valued member of… More on this post
Creed to serve as Big South Conference vice president
The Big South Conference Council of Chief Executive Officers announced Campbell President J. Bradley Creed will move into the role of… More on this post
President to instruct spring course on service in underserved communities
Those familiar with the communities surrounding Campbell University are aware that Campbell functions much like an island — an institution… More on this post
Campbell president to share his vision for the future during fall tour
Campbell University President J. Bradley Creed will speak at a series of events across North Carolina and the Southeast this fall and winter to give alumni and friends insight into the University’s strategic plan.