Category: News (page 36)

Faulkner University’s Bachelor of Science in Criminal Justice was among the top degree plans in the country according to Study.com’s recent ranking. Study.com came out with a 2021 list for Best Bachelor of Criminal Justice Degrees with Faulkner ranked 26th…

Faulkner students, staff and faculty had a chance to hear a young man’s story of how to forgive your enemies following the shooting death of Botham Jean in his Texas apartment in 2018. Todd Gentry, the campus minister at the…

Faulkner’s fifth Annual Marketplace Faith Forums & Alumni Honors Luncheon invited more than 30 alumni back to campus to share their journey from graduation to their current career and the obstacles they may have faced and overcame. They shared with…

During Faulkner’s annual Marketplace Faith Friday Forums, the College of Business announced business major Elizabeth Carden as the 2020-21 Mark Churchwell Entrepreneurship Award recipient. Carden was formally presented with a check for $1,000. Fellow student Taylor Ammons was announced as…

In 1968, during an era defined by social turmoil and unrest, eight boys sought clarity in the midst of  confusion, under the tutelage of Dr. Jack Zorn. They began studying the Bible and speaking at area churches. This small group…

Deciding to become an elementary educator is an admirable feat, as teachers are responsible for nurturing the knowledge and development of children throughout their education. Yet, how does a teacher decide what age group or subject to focus on? Focusing…