Tuscaloosa, Ala. (July 6, 2026) — Stillman College and Faulkner University celebrated the signing of a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) establishing a new academic partnership that creates an innovative pathway for students pursuing careers in nursing...
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Legal Studies Graduate Sharing the Good News at the Office
Nikki Connelly Nikki Connelly, after earning her legal studies degree from Faulkner, is training to be a corporate, tax, and merger legal assistant at Gilpin Givhan, P.C. and eventually sees herself pursuing a career in crime victims services, either at the non-profit...
Bringing the Church to the Ballfield: Jonathan Villa Turns Baseball into Ministry
By Joel Sellers Jonathan Villa makes a catch for the Faulkner Eagles baseball team. On a sunny late May afternoon at Faulkner’s Harrison Field, a group of middle school athletes kneels alongside the first base foul territory with their head coach. Among the typical...
How a Criminal Justice Degree Can Help You Become a Police Officer
If you want to make a difference in your community by becoming a police officer, majoring in criminal justice may be the right choice. Joining a law enforcement agency can be physically and mentally demanding, but extremely rewarding. Aspiring police officers holding...
10 Tips for Adjusting to Online Classes and Learning
Are you preparing for digital learning in a virtual classroom and feeling a bit unclear about how to navigate the transition and make the most of your new learning environment? When going from traditional in-person classroom learning to an online learning program,...
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What Is Humanities and What Career Paths Are Available?
If you're naturally inquisitive and searching for a career track that you'll truly love, a humanities degree program is one you might find of interest. The liberal arts and humanities programs at Faulkner University cover a wide range of subjects, giving students the...
Matthew Conley honored for serving in prison ministry and the classroom
l-r Matthew Conley and Dr. Todd Brenneman Now retired, Matthew Conley was not only a longtime faculty member for Faulkner, he was also a Faulkner graduate, and served in the prison ministry for almost 25 years. Conley was invited back to campus as this year's...
Optometrist gets his start at Faulkner
Rick Williams poses with his wife, Brooke and their three children. Rick Williams graduated from Faulkner in 2001 with a Bachelor of Science in Biology/Pre-Optometry, which put him on a track to becoming an optometrist. He received his Doctor of Optometry from the...
FAULKNER UNIVERSITY OFFICIALLY ADDS PHYSICAL THERAPY PROGRAM TO COLLEGE OF HEALTH SCIENCES WITH RECENT ACCREDITATION STATUS
MONTGOMERY, Ala. – Faulkner University’s College of Health Sciences continues to expand with the most recent addition of its third program, Physical Therapy (PT), after being granted Candidate for Accreditation status by the Commission on...
Don Myers retires after making a difference in students’ lives for 18 years
l-r Scott Gleaves, don Myers and Judy Myers. Gleaves presents Don Myers with a commemorative plaque during his retirement ceremony. Over the course of 18 years teaching biblical studies at Faulkner, Don Myers’ quiet dignity and genuine care for the spiritual...
Is The Executive MBA Worth It?
Is career advancement on the horizon? If you're looking for a way to grow professionally, an Executive Master of Business Administration program can take your career to new heights. An eye-catching checkbox on most any resume, an EMBA is attractive to many employers...
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