Summer 2017

For the next two years, Campbell is home to a professional baseball team. Strange as it sounds, the Astros… More on this post

The North Carolina Executive Mansion sits northeast of the hustle of downtown Raleigh in Burke Square, one of five… More on this post

Jacob Morse could see the finish line. He’d endured four days of rigorous competition against the nation’s best and… More on this post

The idea first hit Jerry M. Wallace in 2009, standing on the campus of a small private university in… More on this post

It had been a few weeks, maybe months, after U.S. diplomat Richard Morefield returned home after 444 hellacious days… More on this post

My dad introduced me to The Beatles. He’d play their “lighter” stuff for me when I was barely walking… More on this post

By President J. Bradley Creed This year marks the 500th anniversary of the Protestant Reformation, and this past June,… More on this post

Patricia Oates Conway’s first college experience will remain with her always — positive memories of choir trips and friendships… More on this post

By the fall of 2019, the heart of Campbell University’s campus will have an entirely new look and feel.… More on this post

Sunni Sky’s was still a relatively new business in 2006 when owner Scott Wilson decided to try something unique… More on this post

For Anna Moxley, the emotion hit hardest in the West Bank at Wadi Qelt, which calls to mind the “valley… More on this post

Kitchin and Baldwin Halls, built in 1955 and 1958 respectively, will be no more this fall when they’re torn… More on this post

Soon the familiar rumble from the Sound of the Sandhills won’t be limited to its dedicated section of bleachers… More on this post

Looking back, two-time Campbell University alumnus Phil Fusco (’82, ’85 Law) says Campbell will always be near and dear… More on this post

LeVon Barnes ('04) is impacting the East Coast — from New York City to Durham — with his program… More on this post