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February 5, 2021 Photo: Pat and Bob Barker (‘65) gave $500,000 to the Fund for Campbell and asked alumni and friends to join them and help match their gift for Campbell Giving Day. For the fourth consecutive year the Campbell University office of annual giving has successfully topped its fundraising goal for the annual Campbell Giving Day. Held on Feb. 3 as part of the university’s annual Founders Week, nearly 1,800 donors contributed more than $1.5 million on Campbell Giving Day to the Fund for Campbell, student scholarships, every Campbell school and college, all 21 athletic teams, and many other initiatives. The College of Pharmacy & Health Sciences brought in over $100,000 in gifts and the Lundy-Fetterman School of Business over $75,000. Among Campbell’s athletic teams, wrestling received over $100,000 in commitments, while softball and volleyball took in about $10,000 each. The Fund for Campbell, which supports the university’s greatest needs and ....
Sigma Gamma Rho Sorority sisters (from left to right) Jeanette Pedraza, Anna Howe, Charnae Brown, Shania Richardson, ArÃana Curran, Kayla Stanton, Alexus Robinson and Devine Ellison stand together on the Quad after a meeting pre-pandemic. Photo courtesy of Charnae Brown Black History Month serves as a time for communities from all racial backgrounds to celebrate and preserve Black history through art, activism and education. Despite the COVID-19 pandemic, student organizations have still made it a point to honor Black excellence through esteemed principles and new-found traditions. Throughout February, student organizations will begin hosting various virtual and limited in-person events to recognize Black History Month and reflect on its meaning to students at Texas State. ....
February 2, 2021 A new landmark will be embedded in Campbell’s red brick walkways this week with the addition of a time capsule set to be opened in 50 years. Filled with memorabilia representing student life in Buies Creek, the capsule is a collaboration between the Student Life, Alumni and Library departments and is part of the annual Founders Week celebration of Campbell history. The time capsule ceremony will be live streamed at 2 p.m. on February 2, with remarks from President Creed and members of the Student Government Association, who helped collect and catalog items for preservation. The student volunteers worked hard to stay organized, and as project overseer and Dean of the Library Alexia Riggs can attest, preservation is more complicated than burying a few items in a box. ....