President Mitch Henry speaks at a press conference at City Hall as a partnership is signed between Faulkner and MPD.

Faulkner Signs Partnership with Montgomery Police Department

On Wednesday June 26, Faulkner University President Mitch Henry and City of Montgomery Mayor Steven Reed signed a Memorandum of Understanding to create a partnership between Faulkner and the Montgomery Police Department. The agreement would provide educational benefits and discounted…

From Court, to the Ring and Beyond: Alfy Smith’s Journey to Restoration

Nearly forty years ago, Alfy Smith stood in front of Judge Gene Reese’s courtroom in Montgomery, Alabama after being arrested, charged and sentenced to jail on minor marijuana-related charges. It was his first-ever criminal offense and after he was charged,…

College of Health Science’s NSSLHA Student Organization Receives National Recognition 

The National Student Speech Language Hearing Association (NSSLHA) Chapter at Faulkner University has been awarded Gold Chapter Honors for attaining a distinguished level of achievement in the areas of member recruitment and engagement, community outreach and service, legislative advocacy and…

Faulkner University Honors Donors, Names Mobile Campus the Lamar and Marceil Harrison Campus

April 23, 2024 was a historic day for Faulkner University as the university hosted an official ribbon-cutting ceremony and dedication of its Mobile Campus in Mobile, Alabama now named the Lamar and Marceil Harrison Campus of Faulkner University in recognition…

Faulkner’s Center for Therapy and Research Clinic Reaches 30,000 Free Patient Visits 

MONTGOMERY, Ala. – A Place of “Help and Hope,” Faulkner University is home to the area’s only free therapy and counseling clinic and in April 2024 it reached a milestone of delivering its 30,000th patient visit since the clinic’s beginning in 2018.…
Participants with Heal the Heroes take part in a healing yoga session under a thatched roof hut.

Heal The Heroes: How College Of Health Sciences Physician Gives Back

Taking care of our veterans’ physical and spiritual needs is a priority for Dr. Lesley Parrish, DPT, assistant professor with Faulkner University’s Doctorate of Physical Therapy program.  Last year, Parrish said yes to an invitation she received to fly over…