To the students, faculty, and staff of Faulkner University, We find ourselves in the midst of a time of unparalleled uncertainty, conflict, and confusion. In many ways, it feels like we are at war. Unlike other times of war, our…
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Birmingham, Huntsville, Mobile: Where Faulkner Moves you Forward
If you’re an adult looking to advance your career, look no further than Faulkner University. In addition to Faulkner’s Montgomery campus located in the capital city, the university also includes three separate campuses ideally situated in the most populated areas…
Hinton Horn announced as the new Assistant Dean for Spiritual Life and Chapel Programs
Faulkner University announced alumnus Hinton Horn as the University’s new Assistant Dean for Spiritual Life & Chapel Programs. He will be the new MC for chapel services. A 2016 Christian Ministry graduate of Faulkner, and former member of Cornerstone, an all-male…
Faulkner Admissions: Being the Difference
Ashley Cleveland was performing in Prattville High School’s West Side Story when she spotted Auburn Chason, her Faulkner University admission counselor and Neil Scott, director of admissions at Faulkner in the audience. She was shocked. Cleveland met with Scott and…
A Dynamic Duo: Olivia and Victoria McDaniel
The bond between siblings can be a special one, but for seniors Olivia and Victoria McDaniel, that bond is extra special. Born minutes apart, this extraordinary pair has walked the road to success side by side. Moving to Faulkner created…
Faith Key to “Tactics” and Colquitt’s Professional Pursuits
By Ethan Forsman Faulkner University recently secured a new staff member who has become versed in several careers when most people are blessed to find just one. This man is Caleb Colquitt, the Residential Director for both Davis Residence Hall…
White, Omae Honored for Lady Eagle Resurgence
By Carter Moles A resurgence of relevance transpired for the Faulkner women’s soccer team this past fall, seeing a program which has been 37-77-7 since its last winning season in 2011 conclude the campaign 8-8-1. Leading the charge for Head…
Tools that Help in Online Business Studies
These days, it seems more and more universities are shifting to online classes, and for good reason – studying online has a lot of benefits. It’s flexible, accessible from anywhere you have an internet connection, and doesn’t require residency or…
Juggling Compassion and Objectivity in Online Psychology Studies
Compassion is an essential tool to bring to psychology work and discussion. Not only does it encourage positive interactions and an open perspective, but it also paves the way to free and open discussions about sensitive topics. It’s easy to…
Amazing Little Trees
By Loren Howell Grover Plunkett teaches political science and history at Faulkner University. He is also a cattle farmer in North Alabama, and more recently, a tree farmer. Plunkett has been busy planting Empress Splendor trees on his family farm…