The Cherry family’s legacy of love and religious education
It would be a great plot for a Christian romance movie. Aspiring missionary walks into a Christian Sociology class.… More on this post
Alumni Notes
Tatiana Terry (’19 Law) | A strong defense
Tatiana Terry closes out her Law School career with an international counseling title; a bright career in advocacy ahead… More on this post
Faith in Film | Jeremiah McLamb (’06)
Alumnus and his Orange Owned film production company taking on bigger faith-based projects The ink on his degree from… More on this post
Dollars and Sense | Camp Change with Rebecca Lindhout (’02) and Amanda Burke (’16)
Rebecca Lindhout had grown tired of blind bag toys — small, collectible toys often wrapped in a foil package… More on this post
The Prisoner of War
Red McDaniel was brutally tortured as a POW in Vietnam, but survived six years in captivity thanks to his… More on this post
Youth Movement | Andy Jung (’10)
When Andy Jung graduated from Campbell Divinity School in 2010, he was confident the Lord was leading him to… More on this post
Alumna’s ‘approachable approach’ to mental health therapy catches on in Durham
Lauren Dawood wants her clients to know that therapists are only human, too. Hoping to bridge the gap between… More on this post
Alumni office’s new home once housed the first First Lady, Home-Ec program
With the opening of the new McLeod Admissions & Financial Aid Center, the Office of Alumni Engagement was presented… More on this post
Alumnus becomes voice for state’s leading Latino advocacy group
In an uneasy political climate, one North Carolina organization is attempting to create an environment of unity between the… More on this post
‘My Best Half’
Couple returns to Campbell 51 years after meeting here On a Friday night in 1967, Hugh and Dee McPherson… More on this post