Melding their passions of music and theater with their love for the Lord, a group of students calling themselves Grace Note banded together to form Faulkner’s first ever student-led show choir. Emerging during a time when events and activities were…
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Chief Alfonzo Williams: Here to Serve, Not to Be Served
Eight-year-old Alfonzo Williams looked outside his window in public housing and could see his neighbors fighting. He then watched in awe as the police officers who were dispatched to his neighborhood garnered respect, served others and restored order. At an…
Faulkner University’s President Mike Williams to step down May 6, 2022
MONTGOMERY, Ala. – Faulkner University and Harding University announced today in simultaneous press conferences that Faulkner’s President Mike Williams would be stepping down from his position at Faulkner effect May 6, 2022 and stepping into his new role as Harding’s president…
Supporter Spotlight: Sybil Taylor
Sybil Taylor, who passed away October 22, 2021 at the age of 97, wasn’t sure what she would do when her husband died years earlier and left their large farm in Florida to her. She wasn’t prepared to handle such…
Alan Kaye Retires as Director of MSM Program
For the past nine years, Alan Kaye has served Faulkner University as the Director of its Master of Science in Management (MSM) program and has done so with devoted efficiency and compassion, and on September 30, 2021, he officially retired…
Beasley Allen Attorney Lauren James serving through pro bono work
As a Staff Attorney at Beasley Allen Law Firm, Lauren James strives to treat each client with compassion and help them feel supported while also serving the needs of her community through pro bono work. From Mobile, Alabama, James earned…
Through a Glass Darkly: Facing the Future with Hope
After being canceled last year due to the pandemic, the Institute of Faith and the Academy’s conference returned. This year’s theme “Through a Glass Darkly, Facing the Future with Hope” was inspired by Paul’s letter in 1 Corinthians 13. To…
Supporter Spotlight: Silos to the skies, Randall and Peggie Haney share their blessings
From working on farms with only a fifth grade education to retiring from the Navy as a lieutenant commander with a doctorate degree, Randall Haney has seen how God’s blessings of opportunities helped him succeed in life. As a generous…
Globe-trotting field biologist to educator, Schlundt retires after 26 years
Dr. Al Schlundt spent much of his young adult life roaming Latin American countries as a biologist, researching, gaining field experiences and jumping from one challenging and exhilarating academic job to another. An opportunity struck in 1995 when Faulkner found…
College of Health Sciences begin Phase II renovations, welcomes PT students
Making your way through the entrance into Faulkner’s newly renovated 85,000 sq/ft Health Science Center you will find yourself in the student commons area. From this space you enter the expansive main hallway that is flanked on either side by…