When faced with two college softball scholarships, Lanae Holaway Kaney had a tough decision to make. "I chose Faulkner because I could play ball with my high school pitcher and teammate, Hew Miller Thigpen," she said. "I would get more...
When faced with two college softball scholarships, Lanae Holaway Kaney had a tough decision to make. "I chose Faulkner because I could play ball with my high school pitcher and teammate, Hew Miller Thigpen," she said. "I would get more...
John Gordon speaking to students MONTGOMERY, Ala. - Faulkner University leadership announced on February 5, 2024, an important and positive change in the university’s academic calendar. Beginning in the Fall 2024 semester, Faulkner will transition to a four-day...
Elders of Dalraida Church of Christ and leaders from Faulkner University hold hands as they pray over the new bus being donated to Faulkner. Thanks to the enormous generosity of the leaders and members of Dalraida Church of Christ, Faulkner University now has a...
Mike Herridge, right, speaks with WSFA news crew about Faulkner's new degree. Computer engineering is coming to Faulkner in fall 2024 as the university officially adds to its offerings one of the most “in-demand” degrees according to collegeconsensus.com....
By Audrey Tindoll Andros Island, The Bahamas Kasey Oakley “It’s better to be on the ground wishing you were in the air than in the air wishing you were on the ground.” This is a famous saying used by pilots worldwide, including Faulkner’s own Kasey Oakley. As a...
Helping others with their mental health can be an extremely rewarding career. There are a wide variety of routes you can take, such as becoming a counselor or a clinical psychologist. On the surface, those roles may seem remarkably similar, but there are a few key...
Center, Hal Taylor, Secretary of Law Enforcement of the Alabama Law Enforcement Agency (ALEA) stands with 150 law enforcement officers on stage during the 2022 Faulkner Benefit Dinner. "If everybody runs...you choose to stay." At Faulkner, we Believe in the Blue, and...
Jake Mitchell Faulkner alumnus Jake Mitchell has come full circle in his coaching career. After graduating and leaving Montgomery to coach basketball in Arkansas and then later in Tennessee, Mitchell has returned to his alma mater as the new assistant men's basketball...
l-r Faulkner Law professor John Craft, and 3L law students Whittney Clark and Wala Hijaz pose for a mock client meeting at the Faulkner Law's Elder Law Clinic lobby Danyel (Carolyn) Peters came to Faulkner Law to make a difference. Her desire to further public...
Not one single fingerprint is the same, a display of God's perfect design. Faulkner alumna Mary Simmons knows this to be true and makes it her life's work to investigate unique fingerprints from crime scenes to help solve cases and bring justice to victims. Simmons, a...
l-r Dale Kirkland, Angela Kirkland, Cindy Henry, Mitch Henry, Tanya Eubanks, Mike Eubanks, Lisha May, Steve May and Hali Lyle. The Eubanks and May families have a love for Faulkner University that spans across generations. Their recent and generous million dollar...
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